Calendar sync feature request

Bug #448105 reported by Philippe Vienne
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This bug affects 52 people
Affects Status Importance Assigned to Milestone
Ubuntu One Client
Triaged
Wishlist
Unassigned
Nominated for Stable-1-0 by Martin Farrell

Bug Description

I don't can syncronize my calendar or my contact book

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Joshua Hoover (joshuahoover) wrote :

Hi Vienee, Thank you for the feature suggestion. I'm going to add this as a wishlist item so it gets considered for future development. Thank you, Joshua

tags: added: desktop+
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Joshua Hoover (joshuahoover) wrote :

Vienee, I should mention that we're about to release the contacts sync part of your request, but we don't have anything for calendars at the moment. Thank you, Joshua

summary: - I propose you can do the same fonctionalyties of MobileMe from Apple
+ Calendar sync feature request
tags: added: foundations+
Changed in ubuntuone-client:
status: New → Triaged
importance: Undecided → Wishlist
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Antonio Mannocchi (antoman.san) wrote :

could be useful, to have the possibility to sync Notes, Task and Calendars from Ubuntu One with clients like Android's or OpenMoko Freerunner's phone devices

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Garyu (launchpad-dan-erik) wrote :

+1

Calendar sync would be valuable for me.

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pixolex (pixolex) wrote :

Can I be independent from google with Ubuntu one? :)
One vote more to Calendar in Ubunto One.

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Carlos Aguilar (carlos-aguilar) wrote :

One more vote for calendar !

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Konstantinos Togias (ktogias) wrote :

+1 from me too. It would be grate to have calendar synchronization through ubuntu one.

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Dominic Hosler (dominichosler) wrote :

A temporary workaround is to create a new local calendar and just save the .ics file in the Ubuntu One folder (by ticking customise options and setting the file path). Then on your other computers, once Ubuntu One has synchronised the calendar file, you create a new local calendar and point to the existing .ics file.

However, I would like calendar synchronization to be fully integrated.

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Logan Moore (logan-xentac) wrote :

+1

Contacts isn't so much of a priority for me, but if U1 had calendar syncing support through syncML, I would pay the $10 monthly fee without hesitation. Syncing through files works between my desktops, but not to my phone which is a real bummer.

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larsemil (emil-larsemil) wrote :

I would as well pay for this feature. I dont wanna use google calendar, so this would be wonderful.
Please consider it.

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Jay Cassano (cassano-jay) wrote :

Is the plan for U1 to just add built-in calendar syncing or would it be a full webapp that lets me view my calendar in any browser anywhere, similar to Google Calendar? If the plan is for it be a webapp that would be incredible. Would be nice to not use Google Calendar for syncing.

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kevin.pugh (kevin-pugh) wrote :

Yep a calendar sync would be much appreciated ...

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Dave Wagner (cptnwinky) wrote :

Another vote for this feature. I currently use Google Calendar because I can access it on my Droid but the interface sucks badly. Calendar is currently the only thing holding me back from paying the monthly fee.

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vijay ramanan (vijayramanan-gmail) wrote :

Would love to see this feature. There is no calendar sync which works perfectly with Nokia devices. Ubuntu one is perfect for bookmark and contact sync for all my devices.

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Stéphane Magnenat (stephane.magnenat) wrote :

+1

Providing a complete, well-integrated sync solution is cleary a major competitive advantage for ubuntu.

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Andre Wissmann (andre-awissmann) wrote :

I would love to pay the 2.99 (or even a little more) if the sync solution would work with calendar and contacts for my n900 as good as the tomboy-sync

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Nasser Mohieddin Abukhdeir (nasr-m-a) wrote :

I second all of these comments, I would shell out at least $15/m to be Google-free, that is web-accessible email, calendar, contacts, bookmarks.

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Vandi (vandi) wrote :

Is there any vote for this feature?
Could you post a link to vote for it?

I second all of these comments, too.

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Joshua Hoover (joshuahoover) wrote :

You can start a brainstorm idea here (make sure you tag the idea with "ubuntuone"):

http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/most_popular_ever/?tags=ubuntuone

You'll need to try to gather support for the idea by promoting the link and asking people to vote it up. We don't currently have plans to add calendar sync right now but that could change.

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Jan Schürmann (visionfactory.net) wrote :

calendar sync with ubuntuone would be great...could use every calendar format so it could sync with evolution, outlook, thunderbird and others...

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ubuntic (ubuntic) wrote :

Not only Calendar even so whole pim-data like Contacts, Calendars, Tasks and Notes for the beginning. I'm shure the independece (without third services, see post #5) is importend for this kind of data.

Thanks, all Maintainer and Developer for the effort

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Colan Schwartz (colan) wrote :

For those that can't wait, available options are listed over at https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/SyncML#SyncML_hosted_services.

I'm currently exploring https://www.memotoo.com/.

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Scott (wyrie) wrote :

+1

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Jean-Paul Déroff (derofffgtz) wrote :

I also vote for a sync of adress book and calendar with TB, as it's now default e-mail client for ubuntu

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lakona (0loot) wrote :

I use ubuntu one free. I have thought about upgrading to take advantage of the music feature, but I wouldn't use it enough to justify the monthly fee, but I would pay for calendar syncing.

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