I have not tried Sunbird yet, but I know that evolution works with Exchange well. I know that if you have a serial palm or have been able to get you USB palm to work within Linux that you can sync it very easily with evolution. I used to do it all the time when I had a palm that had a serial cradle. After I bought my Palm TX that no longer had a serial cradle available I wasn't able to make it work consistently after a couple months of playing around with it, so I gave up for now.
On Feb 20, 2008 11:02 AM, Erich Newell <
erich.newell@gmail.com> wrote:
Does anyone have a side by side feature by feature comparison between Sunbird/T-Bird vs Evolution??? I'm not only interested in basic feature list, but "functionality"...does one work better than the other at such-and such, etc.
I've googled my brains out and cannot find any good info.
I used to be tethered to Outlook running in VMWare to an Exchange server...but now that I'm working for myself I really want to tighten up this end of my internal organization scheme and could use some advice.
Ideally, I would like to synchronize my palm pilot with an Exchange account (calendar and email) as well as a Gmail account or two. MOST IMPORTANTLY, I'm looking for a mechanism to make a "public" calendar that aggregates multiple Google calendars and an Exchange calendar and would simply show occupied/free time slots.
Thoughts?
Erich Newell
IT Security Consultant
CISSP / CISA / NSA IAM & IEM
San Francisco, CA