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On 02/15/2012 10:12 AM, Tanstaafl wrote: |
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> Hi all, |
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> We use Thunderbird+Lightning+Provider for Google Calendar+Google |
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> Calendar here in our office, and the calendaring really is becoming |
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> more and more problematic for us, mostly with respect to interacting |
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> with Meeting Invites from external users of Outlook/Exchange. |
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I can't answer your question, so I'll ask one instead :) Do you have |
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any idea where the problem is occurring, i.e. on the client side or on |
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the Google server side? |
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I'm imagining a battle of the titans, with Google and M$ trying to win |
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customers from each other by making the other side look incompetent :) |
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No question that M$ has, um, consolidated their market share in the past |
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by concocting proprietary protocols that no one else can support. I'm |
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guessing that Google now has enough market clout to use the same trick |
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against M$. (That would be evil(TM) of course, so they would deny it.) |
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> I'm curious if anyone has any suggestions for a hosted calendaring |
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> solution that works well with Thunderbird+Lightning *and* deals |
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> properly with meeting invites from outlook/Exchange users? |
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Once again, just out of curiosity, have you tried Evolution on the client |
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side to see if it has the same problems that thunderbird/lightening has? |
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