Thanks to Athenian200.
I used the Win64 zip version on my fully updated Win 7 machine, and everything seems just fine.
Epyrus 2.1.0
Moderator: athenian200
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JoeyG
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Epyrus 2.1.0
"And you can believe me because I never lie - and I'm always right."
(Asserted by George Leroy Tirebiter* and my wife; only the latter is telling the truth.)
*Firesign Theater version
(Asserted by George Leroy Tirebiter* and my wife; only the latter is telling the truth.)
*Firesign Theater version
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Bilbo47
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Re: Epyrus 2.1.0
This is amazing, because it is the closest <my preferred emailer + contacts manager + RSS reader> has come to doing calendaring correctly. So please keep going! By that I mean CalDav, not Ggl calendar.
The current problem is, remote calendar behaves as if read-only, except for events created in this client, which are able to update and delete properly.
When you go to update the code, what upstream sources do you look at? BetterBird was the first and best at remote CalDav calendaring, but running more than one large client seems silly.
The current problem is, remote calendar behaves as if read-only, except for events created in this client, which are able to update and delete properly.
When you go to update the code, what upstream sources do you look at? BetterBird was the first and best at remote CalDav calendaring, but running more than one large client seems silly.
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Potkeny
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Re: Epyrus 2.1.0
I just wanted to say thank you for making Epyrus once again, I use it daily and love it, even with my gmail accounts, I am happy that there is another alternative to the "big ones".athenian200 wrote:Honestly, I'm seriously feeling as time goes on that Epyrus is just not very useful and that it's a lot of work I am putting in to make something that's inferior to what's already out there... I'm not particularly proud of it.