Posted by
timothy
on from the integration-time dept.
jcraveiro writes "MozillaZine announced yesterday that Sunbird, Mozilla's standalone cross-platform calendar project, has reached its first official relase: version 0.2, for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X." This is good news for all of us waiting for decent free calendaring software.
Waiting, eh?
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Anonymous Coward
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This is good news for all of us waiting for decent free calendaring software.
Are you going to download Sunbird and put a reminder in it to "continue waiting for decent free calendaring software"?;-D
Okay, so the Lizard is split into Firefox, Thunderbird, and Sunbird. With XUL, you can write applications that run on Mozilla. It does about everything but play games and work as an office suite. So when are we going to see Mozilla integrated in with OpenOffice and the two together turned into MOS (Mozilla OS)?
Re:Coming Soon: Mozilla, The OS
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dilvie
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Re:Coming Soon: Mozilla, The OS
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MikTheUser
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Ever heard of EMACS?
Re:Coming Soon: Mozilla, The OS
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TheWanderingHermit
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EMACS?
Isn't that some kind of vi clone? (he said as he hid under the table, cowering in fear...)
Re:Doesn't solve my problem
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TekMonkey
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I've never needed the use of a wall callendar, let alone an app that runs on my PC.
I'll stick to writing everything down on my arm, thanks.
Re:The System Tray
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caferace
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Outlook 2003 will never minimize small enough to make me happy.
Wait for 0.3
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Anonymous Coward
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From the above linked Sunbird page;
Tuesday, February 4th, 2005:
The Sunbird team is proud to announce its first official release: Sunbird 0.2 for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. You can find builds for the different platforms on our download page.
Maybe the day-of-the-week problem will be fixed in 0.3;-)
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This is good news for all of us waiting for decent free calendaring software. Are you going to download Sunbird and put a reminder in it to "continue waiting for decent free calendaring software"? ;-D
Okay, so the Lizard is split into Firefox, Thunderbird, and Sunbird. With XUL, you can write applications that run on Mozilla. It does about everything but play games and work as an office suite. So when are we going to see Mozilla integrated in with OpenOffice and the two together turned into MOS (Mozilla OS)?
I've never needed the use of a wall callendar, let alone an app that runs on my PC. I'll stick to writing everything down on my arm, thanks.
Outlook 2003 will never minimize small enough to make me happy.
Tuesday, February 4th, 2005: The Sunbird team is proud to announce its first official release: Sunbird 0.2 for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. You can find builds for the different platforms on our download page.
Maybe the day-of-the-week problem will be fixed in 0.3;-)
You assume we all run some form of Unix.
Ok, so there's also planner-mode in emacs, which works just fine under unix, windows, and probably whatever platform you fancy.
try ALT-F4
in this age of communication i'm just not getting through
Tuesday, February 4th, 2005:
You'd think a site for a calendar app would be able to get it's own release date correct...
otherwise, it's a neat app
Had to chuckle when reading this on the main page:
At the moment the "Sunbird" name is a project name. It is not official and may change in the future.
At least they got that out of the way from the get-go.
please do not use "wow" unless you are refering to World of Warcraft. you got my hopes up and no where did you mention anything about wow.
:(
now i'm depressed.
I do my tasks in a wiki, as ascii text.
Where's this wiki? I've got some stuff I need you to do.
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