On Thu, 2022-04-28 at 11:55 +0200, Jaroslaw Rafa wrote: > I don't use Gmail at all.
Hi, okay, no problem, then you can just disable it once you finish the new account wizard (you can also File->New->Collection Account, but there's a similar "problem" to disable parts you do not use in the Edit->Accounts (select the top account name and click Edit button on the right). > It works, so why change it? I thought you started this thread, because it doesn't work :) Just kidding. I fully understand your concern, we are on the same boat, once I make things work I keep them using until they break too. > Maybe grey out the calendar selection button when defining the new > calendar for first time, and add an explanatory message like "will be > available after the calendar is set up" or something like this? Not really, newer version of Evolution has this fixed. That's the price of the LTS distros (all of them), you do not get recent fixes unless there's a strong demand and the package maintainer is willing (and when it's possible at the first place) to backport the related change. That being said, you can use only the calendar part of the Google account and still use OAuth2 with a collection account (with which you get an advantage to have synced list of calendars automatically, with no need of manual import of the respective calendars). You can do that also when you enter the Google account in the GNOME Online Accounts (or Ubuntu Online Accounts, if that still exists in your version of the Ubuntu), where you can disable the parts you do not want to use too. Note the Calendar part covers calendars, task lists and memo lists, these are not separated into specific options. Bye, Milan _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list evolution-list@gnome.org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list