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James <wireless <at> tampabay.rr.com> writes: |
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> KDE has just always worked, so I've read/hacked |
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> at it little over the years. |
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OK, I think I found the problem. |
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In the settings->general->calenders |
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there is nothing selected. Nothing shows |
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up but 2 copies of std.ics. |
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Now in this dir ( ~/.kde4/share/apps/korganizer ) |
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I have several calenders that end in .ics. |
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(for since kde 3 I have used mulitple calenders. |
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Do I just stick them in that dir, or do I have to |
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follow a new proceedure to add calenders.....? |
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None of them even show up. Before korganizer-4.7.3 |
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each update to kde (stable) just auto picked up those |
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calenders. |
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So using the buttons in the configuration menu, |
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to add the std.ics calender, I now see this: |
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" akonadi_kcal_resource_0 |
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No KDe calendar plugin configured yet " |
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Which leaves me to believe that akonadi, |
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stringi or PIM has run amok..... |
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How to I test that stringi, akonadi and |
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PIM are all running happily, on my old |
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dual core workstation? (what should ps |
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or similar command show). |
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Wisdom and guidance is of keen interest |
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as to WTF is going on, and the best/sane |
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method to get the calenders working. |
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NOTE that I just might hack a few |
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new calenders of my own, such as my |
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son's basketball schedule into kcal. |
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James |