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Mozilla.org Announces Open Source Calendar

Posted by timothy on from the little-things-that-count dept.

Mike Potter writes: "According to an article at Mozillazine.org, Mozilla.org will be releasing an open source calendar. "Thanks to an extremely generous offer of code from OEone Corporation, the new calendar project will have a significant codebase to start from. OEone make Penzilla, an operating environment for internet devices based on Linux and Mozilla. ... For more information on, and a technical description of Penzilla Calendar, see OEone's website." I think we'll be seeing a lot more applications built with Mozilla, now that its stable." Mundane as it may sound, with tabs in place (and behaving more sanely), a good calendar is probably my most-wished-for Mozilla feature. The screenshots certainly bode well for this one.

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  1. Now after this, all mozillla needs is.... by the_2nd_coming · · Score: 1, Redundant

    A custom E-mail server....multi platform, free, F- exchange server+outlook.

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    I am the Alpha and the Omega-3
  2. An *excellent* calendar by benploni · · Score: 2, Redundant

    Want an *excellent* calendar? See: http://korganizer.kde.org/

    Korganizer has alarms, ical import, html export, kmail integration, and more. And it isn't massively bloated by Mozilla things like XUL, XPCOM and it's nasty brethren.
    Some screenshots:
    http://korganizer.kde.org/screenshots/main.gif
    http://korganizer.kde.org/screenshots/event.gif
    http://korganizer.kde.org/screenshots/preference s. gif
    http://korganizer.kde.org/screenshots/webexport. gi f
    http://korganizer.kde.org/screenshots/find.gif

    Use it enjoy it, and contribute to it.

  3. Re:Nice... by plover · · Score: 1, Redundant
    Hey, mozilla already barges around my machine throwing 27MB of weight around just to display a stupid picture of a penguin with a cell phone, Bilgatus of Borg, etc. Another 5MB for a calendar is chump change.

    Remember, they chose the mozilla icon as a representation of its memory footprint, not because it's an industry dominator.

    John

    no challenge points for spotting the troll here... :-)

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    John
  4. In other news... by brunes69 · · Score: 1, Redundant

    In addition to MozCalander, and MozOffice, the Mozilla organization has annouced MozSink, an Open Source replacement for the Kitchen Sink(tm). It is believed that this could revolutionize Open Source development.

  5. Re:feature creep? by edwdig · · Score: 2, Redundant

    a) The Mozilla team is simply checking it in to the tree so that other people can work on it. They aren't touching it until after 1.0.

    b) The browser is the only part of Mozilla that is required. Everything else can be turned off during the install.

    So what's the problem?