[GRLUG] [OFFLIST] Linux PIM

Patrick Goupell patrick at upmerchants.com
Mon Mar 5 18:21:08 EST 2012


No screenshots.  I have never really taken any.

The ldap just sounded like something interesting to do.  These days I am 
just trying to keep busy.  Used to do contract programming but that has 
kind of dried up lately.

The current datastore is sqlite3.  I was thinking of using mysql.  Then 
I could make it a multi user app, something a business might be able to use.



On 03/05/2012 04:49 PM, Adam Tauno Williams wrote:
> On Mon, 2012-03-05 at 15:54 -0500, Patrick Goupell wrote:
>    
>> I am using free pascal and it will work on linux and windows.
>>      
> Interesting;  I used Pascal way back in the day.
>
>    
>> It uses the X11 lib under linux and gdi32 under windows for the graphics
>> handling.
>>      
> Have any screenshots?
>
>    
>> I have a lot of it running for myself now.  But you know how that is.
>> Only one tester does not really exercise a program.  Tens and hundreds
>> are what is need to find all the idiosyncrasies hidden within.
>> This is mainly something for me as I spent 30+ years writing program
>> code.  It keeps my mind occupied.
>> Someone mentioned using ldap as a datastore.  That idea sounds
>> interesting to me and maybe the next version will do that.
>>      
> Yea, I've done a lot with LDAP.  I wouldn't recommend it.  LDAP as a
> contact store is a disaster - the schemas are common at all.  Sharing is
> very much least-common-denominator between clients.  Using vCards and
> CardDAV would be a much better bet.
>
>    
>> This will be available for download as I get it close to being finished
>> (but when is it ever finished).  My main system is debian squeeze.
>> Windows only when I need it for something specific.
>>      
> What do you use as the local datastore?
>
>    

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