Le 25/05/2016 22:00, Bjørn Lie a écrit : > on., 25.05.2016 kl. 16.02 +0200, skrev Jean-Christophe Baptiste: >> Hi all, >> >> In leap, there is no gnome-calendar, so to manage calendars we have >> to install Evolution. >> >> California is offered is some unofficial repos, but this is a >> deprecated / unmaintained application. I took the source of gnome- >> calendar and compiled it, but I am stack with an old version because >> of unmatched dependencies. >> And this old version does not allow to configure calendars (no goa >> integration). >> >> So to avoid all this hassle, it would be nice to have gnome-calendar >> provided by default. >> >> Thank you in advance, >> >> Best regards, >> >> phocean >> > > If my memory serves me right gnome-calendar was not really usable at > the time of "cut-off" for Leap, or it could be we just plain forgot to > submit it. That does not make any diff for Leap 42.2, there it should > at least be available as you point out. > > So yes, we do intend to make it part of available packages, but > probably not installed by default. > > //Bjørn >
Great, thanks! :-) Based on what I have tested so far, it seems very usable now.
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