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My recent move to Ubuntu over the long weekend has reminded me of a pet rant of mine, calendars. You’d think something so basic for every cross-section of users, from personal to every size business, would have an easy solution.
But no.
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But no.
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12 months ago
12 months ago
If so, cool. I'll have to give that a try. I've heard good things about Zimbra, so I was a bit disappointed when I couldn't give a test drive.
12 months ago
Have not tried this, but it's a claim of a heron install.
12 months ago
12 months ago
A simple java application (even better, put it in the database!) could easily parse it once you know the delimiters (it HAS to have them right?).
12 months ago
So, I could hack the file, and I did take a look at both the ics and csv versions. Frankly, I'm annoyed that I even have to consider that though, which is why I blogged it. Should be easier than that, since my requirements aren't that crazy. Are there?
12 months ago
http://www.oraclenerd.com/2008/04/validating-pr...
12 months ago
12 months ago
I haven't tried importing through the client, which I haven't even spent time installing on Ubunutu yet.
First I've heard of a client for parsing ics files, will check on that. Thanks.
12 months ago
That is not to say that there should not be a standard solution -- there should be. I work with enterprise systems and getting our scheduling system (R25) to integrate fully with our ERP (Oracle PeopleSoft) is easier than figuring out a bulletproof way to get events onto users' various calendars. Anytime ERP integration is EASIER than something, that something needs some serious help.
12 months ago
I want to try stuff like Jott and Sandy, but I really don't trust them. Just like I don't really trust GCal. I'm totally stewed that I may need to trim my calendar to fit a "modern" app. Even that's easier said than done, since the export doesn't support date ranges.
Shouldn't be this hard.
12 months ago
12 months ago
All I want is a good desktop calendar. Evolution is OK, so I guess it's the winner.
12 months ago
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