Taskserver is a lightweight, secure server providing multi-user,
multi-client access to task data. This allows true syncing between
desktop and mobile clients.
ok abieber@ on a previous version, with tweaks from sthen@
of KMyMoney are:
* Accuracy. Using time tested double entry accounting principles
KMyMoney can help ensure that your finances are kept in correct
order.
* Ease of use. KMyMoney strives to be the easiest open source
personal finance manager to use, especially for the non-technical
user.
* Familiar features. KMyMoney intends to provide all important
features found in the commercially-available, personal finance
managers.
Long-time tested by nigel@, final okay landry@.
by finance applications for the KDE SC. Currently it supports a
common class to represent monetary values with arbitrary precision.
This is a KMyMoney requirement.
Reviewed by landry@, also tested by nigel@ some time ago.
calendar and contacts.
Passwords will be stored in KWallet, for while only 1 account is
allowed. For hosted accounts (i.e. joe.bar@whatever.com), just input
the whole username plus server name in configuration dialog (i.e.
joe.bar@whatever.com). For normal google accounts (i.e. joe@gmail.com),
just the username is required (i.e. joe).
Only the main calendar is supported.
Recurrent events are not supported, the reason: Google uses an
invalid iCal inside of the XML to represent recurrence).
okay landry@
google calendar and contacts, useful if you need to support this
in a C or C++ application.
Currently, libgcal implements:
- authentication
- get all events/contacts
- atom stream parsing
- access to individual events/contacts
- add/delete/edit using gcal objects
- add/delete/edit using raw XML
- query for updated events/contacts
- timezone
- contact photo download/upload
What is missing: batch commit, calendar (creation of recurrent
events), support other calendars (only the main calendar is currently
supported).
This is a hard dependency for upcoming akonadi-googledata port.
okay landry@
