Hi all<br><br>I just installed hackable1 on my 8go sdcard. I am looking for a lightweight calendar application compatible with evolution.<br>I found dates, which you can install with "apt-get install dates" on your freerunner and on your desktop (on ubuntu, just add "sudo" ). I tried it on my desktop : it is a great application : light, and since it use the evolution data format, When I add an event on my calendar from "dates", the gnome calendar applet shows it just by clicking on the desktop date/hour (on the bottom right). And of course, when I open evolution, the event is there too.<br>
<br>So, I installed it on my freerunner (last hackable1) with "apt-get install dates". I need your help to solve these problems:<br><br>1/ Sometimes I can't get it to run from the laucn icon : i need to open xterm and send the "dates" command<br>
<br>2/ when it runs, I cannot do anything : the "New", "Edit" and "Delete" links on the bottom left are grey and not clickable. <br>* So, I try to import an existing ical calendar by using the menu "Calendar" --> "Import...". BUT this bring a small error window with the message "No writable calendars to import into".<br>
* So I try the menu "Calendar" --> "Properties", which brings a windows titled "Calendars" , empty but with 3 buttons "New", "Edit" and "Close". I click on "New", which brings another window titled "New calendar", from which I can Choose if the new calendar is "On This Computer" or "On the web", write the name of the new calendar, and pick a color. I try to create the new "openmoko" calendar and confirm with "Ok". <br>
<br>And.... nothing changed ! No new calendar created, even if I close and re-open dates.<br><br>This is where I am now. So I really need your help to make it work. Could you tell me :<br>* where does "dates" store the configuration files (eg where the calendar name and file adress is written)<br>
* have you managed to get it worked, and how ?<br><br>Thanks in advance for your answer.<br><br>PS: I already tried osmo and other calendar apps, and I really want to use dates. It runs on my ubuntu, why not on my debian freerunner ?<br>
<br>Kimaidou<br>