Address Book

Luka Čehovin luka.cehovin at gmail.com
Mon Jan 28 11:03:45 PST 2008


hehe ... i know WAS not a good reason.

Thats why I gave it a try a few minutes ago ... well actually the
server is already running on my Ubuntu box (and that makes my argument
even worse in a way). The only thing i needed was some sort of client
GUI.
Since Evolution is not my style (and yes, I have used it for a few
months but then I gave it up and went back to Thunderbird) I needed
something else. Something more lightweight. I have tried Contacts from
Pimlico suite and the first impression was that this is the thing i am
looking for. The only problem is that the version 0.7 (the only
version that I managed to installed that fast by using binary package)
doesnt really know how to parse vcf file from my iBook or phone for
that matter. Maybe the problem was that it was a multi contact vcf
file.


On Jan 28, 2008 7:50 PM, Ross Burton <ross at burtonini.com> wrote:
> On Mon, 2008-01-28 at 19:04 +0100, Luka Čehovin wrote:
> > As for evolution-data-server ... the "data-server" part makes it sound
> > just so big :) ... but i have not tried it yet (because of the name i
> > guess ;) ) so i cannot really judge. But if it is really separated
> > from the UI then i might as well try it ... probably better idea than
> > to start writing my own program :)
>
> That's not the best reason to dismiss a program.  Should I rename it
> very-small-pim-library?
>
> The Nokia N810 internet tablet runs the DBus port of EDS fine.  I've
> been mainly working on the contacts part of eds, and its memory usage is
> low considering what it does.
>
> That said, I am planning a re-implementation. :)
>
>
> Ross
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