Thunderbird is an e-mail program with a very weak address book. Sunbird
is a pre-alpha attempt at a calendar/scheduler. Neither is a PIM.
I have searched for a long time for a good, open source PIM and have
come up empty. I have been using EssentialPIM Pro (it has a free
version), but it is missing some features I used to like about Act! (I
can't abide by a local application requiring MSQL loading on my system,
even when I'm not using the application).
Do you have any suggestions for an open source PIM?
SJK
on 12/29/05 11:32 'seelig' wrote:
There are more opensource projecten that implements this well, think
about mozilla thunderbird, sunbird and so on
with kind regards
Dino Seelig
Eric Martin Wessels wrote:
Hello.
I have an idea that could really spice up Open Office even further.
How about a PIM program, a good agenda (scheduler, calendar, diary etc),
adressbook, tasklist (todo list) etc.
Everything you would find in a good PIM.
And I don't want to promote that other firm, you know, but they also
have
OneNote, maybe that may be a good thing to (or something like it).
I must say, this version is really very good (great in fact). And
this would
enhance the suite even more.
Eric Martin Wessels
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