cross platform calendar app?
My laptop has both WindowsXP and Ubuntu on it. I've shared my Firefox & Thunderbird profiles, so they share information accross the OS barrier. Unfortunately, neither have a calendar, which I've an increasing need for. Sunbird/Lightning is the closest thing that they have to this, but it is still pretty unusable at this stage of development, IMO.
For you people in a similar situation: What do you use? I don't really care about neccessarily having the same program on both OSs, I just want to make sure that they use the same calendar. So, if I have a Windows program and a Linux program that both save (not export/import, because that would be a lot of work each time I switch OSs) to the same format, where they both can access it, that would be fine. I'm also not 100% opposed to setting up a webDAV server for myself to use for sharing, but I'd really prefer to not have to be connected to the internet to share calendars. Suggestions, comments? As a side note, although I already use Thunderbird, I'd be very okay with another email program if it also contained a calendar. |
Find a calander made in Java because Java applications and applets will run on most platforms. Also you could try http://www.google.com/calendar/
Maybe one of these programs has a Window's version. Code:
ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ apt-cache search calendar | grep -v lib |
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