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2007-10-29
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@ Paderborn / Germany
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Nobody? Come on! 
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2008-06-30
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Pretty late now, but I may as well clear this up: Yes, you can!
I think it's a recent update to the newer version, as I don't remember seeing this when I first looked. Spent a long time hunting for solutions for a problem that doesn't exist; your post got me to check, and indeed, Pimlico Dates has web calendars as an option. Beauty!
Just go to Calendar -> Properties in the menu and click New, then change Type to "On the Web". Add the private ical link for your Google Calendar. Seems to work extraordinarily well. (Although I haven't tested it much, because I suddenly realized that my very portable N810 fully replaces my need for an online calendar).
Last edited by Picklesworth; 2008-06-30 at 16:37.
I think it's a recent update to the newer version, as I don't remember seeing this when I first looked. Spent a long time hunting for solutions for a problem that doesn't exist; your post got me to check, and indeed, Pimlico Dates has web calendars as an option. Beauty!
Just go to Calendar -> Properties in the menu and click New, then change Type to "On the Web". Add the private ical link for your Google Calendar. Seems to work extraordinarily well. (Although I haven't tested it much, because I suddenly realized that my very portable N810 fully replaces my need for an online calendar).
Last edited by Picklesworth; 2008-06-30 at 16:37.
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2008-06-30
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Is it two way??
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Doc, 68W3P, AAS, NREMT-P
Far From Perfect
Mobile Version (Under Dev, Please Comment)
Nokia n810 Diablo
(After many years of Palm and Windows PDAs)
"So Shut Up, Live, Travel, Adventure, Bless, And Don't Be Sorry." - Jack Kerouac
Doc, 68W3P, AAS, NREMT-P
Far From Perfect
Mobile Version (Under Dev, Please Comment)
Nokia n810 Diablo
(After many years of Palm and Windows PDAs)
"So Shut Up, Live, Travel, Adventure, Bless, And Don't Be Sorry." - Jack Kerouac
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2008-07-01
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No, it's a one-way download, direct from Google. Ical web calendar is a more generic format, not really designed for that sort of interaction. A read / write Google Calendar client needs to use Google's APIs.
I know Erminig allows for two-way, but I find Pimlico prettier than GPE :P
Last edited by Picklesworth; 2008-07-01 at 01:15.
I know Erminig allows for two-way, but I find Pimlico prettier than GPE :P
Last edited by Picklesworth; 2008-07-01 at 01:15.
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2008-07-01
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Yeah, I use GPE/erminig. What I would really love is for Pocket Informant to come to Linux. I loved that app in my Windows Mobile days. Add GCal sync to that and I would buy it outright again.
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Doc, 68W3P, AAS, NREMT-P
Far From Perfect
Mobile Version (Under Dev, Please Comment)
Nokia n810 Diablo
(After many years of Palm and Windows PDAs)
"So Shut Up, Live, Travel, Adventure, Bless, And Don't Be Sorry." - Jack Kerouac
Doc, 68W3P, AAS, NREMT-P
Far From Perfect
Mobile Version (Under Dev, Please Comment)
Nokia n810 Diablo
(After many years of Palm and Windows PDAs)
"So Shut Up, Live, Travel, Adventure, Bless, And Don't Be Sorry." - Jack Kerouac
Does Pimlico Dates support subscribing to iCal calendars like Google? (The Desktop-Version does!)