Ubuntu 18.04 : how to use Lightning (Thunderbird calendar) in place of Gnome agenda?
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Coming from Ubuntu 16.04, I just installed Ubuntu 18.04 and appreciate a lot of Gnome features. It is very well polished...
I have a few calendars defined in Lightning (a Thunderbird extension) which sync' with a Baikal server (and then with my smartphone).
Is it possible to have Gnome using those calendars in place of the default Gnome agenda ?
I have tried using "add calendar from web", but Baikal URL does not work. It seems from what I read that I would need to install evolution because the sync' part of Gnome agenda is managed by evolution...
As Thunderbird is the default email app with Ubuntu, I am reluctant to install evolution on my desktop.
Is there any way to achieve this dream ?
Thanks.
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Coming from Ubuntu 16.04, I just installed Ubuntu 18.04 and appreciate a lot of Gnome features. It is very well polished...
I have a few calendars defined in Lightning (a Thunderbird extension) which sync' with a Baikal server (and then with my smartphone).
Is it possible to have Gnome using those calendars in place of the default Gnome agenda ?
I have tried using "add calendar from web", but Baikal URL does not work. It seems from what I read that I would need to install evolution because the sync' part of Gnome agenda is managed by evolution...
As Thunderbird is the default email app with Ubuntu, I am reluctant to install evolution on my desktop.
Is there any way to achieve this dream ?
Thanks.
gnome 18.04 calendar lightning
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up vote
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Coming from Ubuntu 16.04, I just installed Ubuntu 18.04 and appreciate a lot of Gnome features. It is very well polished...
I have a few calendars defined in Lightning (a Thunderbird extension) which sync' with a Baikal server (and then with my smartphone).
Is it possible to have Gnome using those calendars in place of the default Gnome agenda ?
I have tried using "add calendar from web", but Baikal URL does not work. It seems from what I read that I would need to install evolution because the sync' part of Gnome agenda is managed by evolution...
As Thunderbird is the default email app with Ubuntu, I am reluctant to install evolution on my desktop.
Is there any way to achieve this dream ?
Thanks.
gnome 18.04 calendar lightning
asked Apr 30 at 14:48
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Coming from Ubuntu 16.04, I just installed Ubuntu 18.04 and appreciate a lot of Gnome features. It is very well polished...
I have a few calendars defined in Lightning (a Thunderbird extension) which sync' with a Baikal server (and then with my smartphone).
Is it possible to have Gnome using those calendars in place of the default Gnome agenda ?
I have tried using "add calendar from web", but Baikal URL does not work. It seems from what I read that I would need to install evolution because the sync' part of Gnome agenda is managed by evolution...
As Thunderbird is the default email app with Ubuntu, I am reluctant to install evolution on my desktop.
Is there any way to achieve this dream ?
Thanks.
gnome 18.04 calendar lightning
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I found an solution : there is an Thunderbird extension that does what I want.
EDS Calendar integration integrates calendars events with Gnome clock applet.
And there is nothing else to install, as evolution-data-server is already part of Ubuntu 18.04.
You only need to install v0.5 (last one is v0.5.1) to be compliant with Thunderbird v52.
Cool ! 8-)
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I found an solution : there is an Thunderbird extension that does what I want.
EDS Calendar integration integrates calendars events with Gnome clock applet.
And there is nothing else to install, as evolution-data-server is already part of Ubuntu 18.04.
You only need to install v0.5 (last one is v0.5.1) to be compliant with Thunderbird v52.
Cool ! 8-)
answered Jun 1 at 8:31
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up vote
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down vote
I found an solution : there is an Thunderbird extension that does what I want.
EDS Calendar integration integrates calendars events with Gnome clock applet.
And there is nothing else to install, as evolution-data-server is already part of Ubuntu 18.04.
You only need to install v0.5 (last one is v0.5.1) to be compliant with Thunderbird v52.
Cool ! 8-)
answered Jun 1 at 8:31
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up vote
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up vote
0
down vote
I found an solution : there is an Thunderbird extension that does what I want.
EDS Calendar integration integrates calendars events with Gnome clock applet.
And there is nothing else to install, as evolution-data-server is already part of Ubuntu 18.04.
You only need to install v0.5 (last one is v0.5.1) to be compliant with Thunderbird v52.
Cool ! 8-)
answered Jun 1 at 8:31
pled
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I found an solution : there is an Thunderbird extension that does what I want.
EDS Calendar integration integrates calendars events with Gnome clock applet.
And there is nothing else to install, as evolution-data-server is already part of Ubuntu 18.04.
You only need to install v0.5 (last one is v0.5.1) to be compliant with Thunderbird v52.
Cool ! 8-)
answered Jun 1 at 8:31
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answered Jun 1 at 8:31
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answered Jun 1 at 8:31
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