Thunderbird/Lightening as Calendar

[Nathanael D. Noblet]

Hello,

   Just curious, when assigning the default applications I can select 
other browsers, email clients etc, but only evolution for the calendar. 
Is there something lightening doesn't do such that I can't select it as 
the calendar app??

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Nathanael d. Noblet
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[Matej Cepl]

On 16.2.2012 19:37, Nathanael D. Noblet wrote:
>  Just curious, when assigning the default applications I can select
> other
>  browsers, email clients etc, but only evolution for the calendar. Is
>  there something lightening doesn't do such that I can't select it as the
>  calendar app?? 
There is no Lightining in the Fedora proper (there are some other repos 
which have it). Most likely it is missing proper .desktop file (I am not 
sure myself how to do it correctly) ... either file a bug in the bug 
tracker of the repository you have Lightning from or you have to make 
.desktop file yourself.

Matěj

[Luca Botti]

well, actually is thunderbird-lightning, because lighning as a separate 
application is no more. Now it lives as a thunderbird plugin.

Regards

On 17/02/2012 10:55, Matej Cepl wrote:
>  On 16.2.2012 19:37, Nathanael D. Noblet wrote:
> > Just curious, when assigning the default applications I can select other
> > browsers, email clients etc, but only evolution for the calendar. Is
> > there something lightening doesn't do such that I can't select it as the
> > calendar app??
>
>  There is no Lightining in the Fedora proper (there are some other 
>  repos which have it). Most likely it is missing proper .desktop file 
>  (I am not sure myself how to do it correctly) ... either file a bug in 
>  the bug tracker of the repository you have Lightning from or you have 
>  to make .desktop file yourself.
>
>  Matěj
>

[Nathanael D. Noblet]

On 02/17/2012 05:07 AM, Luca Botti wrote:
>  well, actually is thunderbird-lightning, because lighning as a
> separate
>  application is no more. Now it lives as a thunderbird plugin.
>  Regards 
Yeah I understood that part but still wondering why it isn't an option 
for calendar. Is it missing capabilities? Accepting certain 
urls/formats? Maybe it has to support the evo-data backend or something? 
Or is it simply missing a config file to let gnome know that it is capable?


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Nathanael