Task:PIM - Revision history

imported_>amigadave: wikify link

2010-04-13T13:18:38Z

wikify link

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	* kdepimpi is a mature, very stable, working application under X11, Windows, and the Sharp Zaurus (OpenZaurus, ARM architecture)		* kdepimpi is a mature, very stable, working application under X11, Windows, and the Sharp Zaurus (OpenZaurus, ARM architecture)
	* the [http://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=25009&st=15&p=177780&#entry177780 .deb packaged version of kdepimpi compiled for OESF] installs and runs very, very well on the N810 (models with soft keyboards will probably not work as the package is not Hildonized). The [http://www.zdez.org/libqt3-3.3.deb libqt3] package is required.		* the [http://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=25009&st=15&p=177780&#entry177780 .deb packaged version of kdepimpi compiled for OESF] installs and runs very, very well on the N810 (models with soft keyboards will probably not work as the package is not Hildonized). The [http://www.zdez.org/libqt3-3.3.deb libqt3] package is required.
	* the package currently meets about 90% of the [~~http://wiki.maemo.org/Task:PIM~~#Desired_Features Desired Features]		* the package currently meets about 90% of the [[#Desired_Features\|Desired Features]]
	* the current port of kopi (the calendar/to-do list) is usable on a daily basis for simple uses <s>for people very familiar with the program on other platforms and is a good proof-of-concept</s>		* the current port of kopi (the calendar/to-do list) is usable on a daily basis for simple uses <s>for people very familiar with the program on other platforms and is a good proof-of-concept</s>
	* the kopi calendar can be synchronized with a google calendar, via the PreSycn preferences setting to use "wget" to download the ICS version of the google calendar, and through [http://gcaldaemon.sourceforge.net/ GCALDaemon] to upload the calendar back to google.		* the kopi calendar can be synchronized with a google calendar, via the PreSycn preferences setting to use "wget" to download the ICS version of the google calendar, and through [http://gcaldaemon.sourceforge.net/ GCALDaemon] to upload the calendar back to google.

69.248.69.237: /* Good */

2009-10-17T22:08:24Z

Good

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	* the package currently meets about 90% of the [http://wiki.maemo.org/Task:PIM#Desired_Features Desired Features]		* the package currently meets about 90% of the [http://wiki.maemo.org/Task:PIM#Desired_Features Desired Features]
	* the current port of kopi (the calendar/to-do list) is usable on a daily basis for simple uses <s>for people very familiar with the program on other platforms and is a good proof-of-concept</s>		* the current port of kopi (the calendar/to-do list) is usable on a daily basis for simple uses <s>for people very familiar with the program on other platforms and is a good proof-of-concept</s>
			* the kopi calendar can be synchronized with a google calendar, via the PreSycn preferences setting to use "wget" to download the ICS version of the google calendar, and through [http://gcaldaemon.sourceforge.net/ GCALDaemon] to upload the calendar back to google.
	* <s>the source code and overall package status are of enough quality that even someone with my ([mailto:z2n@merctech.com z2n]) limited development expertise was able to do the basic port to Maemo. I estimate that a fully Hildonized port to Maemo would not be difficult for a skilled developer.</s>		* <s>the source code and overall package status are of enough quality that even someone with my ([mailto:z2n@merctech.com z2n]) limited development expertise was able to do the basic port to Maemo. I estimate that a fully Hildonized port to Maemo would not be difficult for a skilled developer.</s>

imported_>tor: Typo: apointed->appointed

2009-10-06T13:50:07Z

Typo: apointed->appointed

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	* exports to iCal		* exports to iCal
	==== Bad ====		==== Bad ====
	* Agenda can have a single ~~apointment~~ repeated		* Agenda can have a single appointment repeated
	* tightly integrated with his ToDo app so that it fires up ToDo if that's not running when you create a new appointment		* tightly integrated with his ToDo app so that it fires up ToDo if that's not running when you create a new appointment
	* not finger friendly - buttons too small		* not finger friendly - buttons too small

imported_>davep1: Added Seqretary

2009-09-03T19:18:13Z

Added Seqretary

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 * not finger friendly - buttons too small
 * updates take a long time, with little user feedback
 == Other links ==

12.167.75.11: /* Bad */

2009-09-02T20:15:48Z

Bad

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	* Tied only to Google calendar		* Tied only to Google calendar
	* No iCal import		* No iCal import
			* Only What is synced from Google calendar, missing Where and Description
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69.12.250.150: /* Bad */

2009-04-21T16:39:19Z

Bad

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	*Dreadful interface. Not intuitive.		*Dreadful interface. Not intuitive.
	*Seems to switch appointments to other times randomly after tipping on an entry with the stylus.		*Seems to switch appointments to other times randomly after tipping on an entry with the stylus.
			*No alarms.

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122.106.167.45: /* Calendar */

2009-04-18T22:16:29Z

Calendar

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 #** I've booked a flight from Auckland, New Zealand, to Los Angeles.  It leaves on Monday at 17:30 New Zealand time, and arrives at 11:45 the same day LA time.  Notice that it arrives before it leaves - the UI shouldn't barf at this!  I want to email this appointment to a friend as an iCal file so that he can pick me up at the airport.
 #** I work in London, but I'll be in New York for three days from next Tuesday.  I schedule an automatic timezone change for 13:00 that day.  There's a time difference of 5 hours, so next Tuesday is shown as having 29 hours, with the hours 08:00 to 13:00 appearing twice.  For the three days I'm in New York, the calendar shows New York time, for the days before and after London time.  That way I can, right now, add appointments in both London and New York, without having to calculate timezone offsets in my head every time.
 === Address Book ===

imported_>jukey: /* Good */

2009-04-02T15:17:21Z

Good

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	http://www.pimlico-project.org/dates.html		http://www.pimlico-project.org/dates.html
	==== Good ====		==== Good ====
			*Synchronisation via syncevolution is possible and works well

	==== Bad ====		==== Bad ====
	*Seems like its no longer actively developed for Maemo		*Seems like its no longer actively developed for Maemo

imported_>jukey: /* Bad */

2009-04-02T15:16:44Z

Bad

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	*Seems like its no longer actively developed for Maemo		*Seems like its no longer actively developed for Maemo
	*Dreadful interface. Not intuitive.		*Dreadful interface. Not intuitive.
			*Seems to switch appointments to other times randomly after tipping on an entry with the stylus.

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imported_>jukey: /* Bad */

2009-04-02T15:15:24Z

Bad

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	*Command line only, need to edit config files		*Command line only, need to edit config files
	*No direct syncing (desktop to tablet)		*No direct syncing (desktop to tablet)
			*No sync of GPE calendar entries
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