I'd accept that except that it doesn't seem easy to use. I want to be able to see, use, update etc. all of the fields and entries in the address book and not to have to go to another application to do it.. Perhaps all it takes is for the evolution database to be more tightly integrated into SFLPhone.

Currently I am languishing by using the 0.9.8 version which seems to be the standard one available on Ubuntu. It's the version were if I click "edit" "accounts" "IP Calls" "Edit" and then try to change anything, it crashes SFLPhone. I need to update my repositories to get the current version, maybe the nightly version.

On 10/12/2010 07:25 AM, Esben Stien wrote:
[email protected] writes:

Thanks for making this phone that do not require tons of libraries
I don't understand this argument. You want to waste developer time by
duplicating work already done by another library?.

Whatever happened to modularity and reusing existing code?.

It doesn't require the whole of evolution, either, only
evolution-data-server, which is essentially a database.



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