Help Me Find a Good Calendar!

[jetto]

which sends e-mail reminders.

1) I used Yahoo!'s but their new version of calendar is horrid;

2) I like Gmail's calendar but I just can't bring myself to file personal data with Google given their horrible privacy and data hogging track record;

3) I checked out "Windows Live Mail/Calendar" which comes with Windows 7 and it can't send e-mail reminders because Microsoft decided to "discontinue the reminder service";

4) I checked out Firebird but it doesn't send e-mail reminders.

5) I checked out VueMinder desktop application and it sucks.

6) I've tried "30boxes.com" and it sucks.

IM SO FUCKING FRUSTRATED. I've been reduced to writing my events with pen and paper now.

 

[kingfish]

buy a personal google apps server from google

 

[jetto]

buy a personal google apps server from google

Great idea, anyone else?

 

[danej]

Go to sourceforge.net and download one of the 10,000 open source projects on there.

Or, we've build some pretty cool projects from DHTMLX - JavaScript Ajax Library - Components for Rich Web UI - Complete Suite of Ajax Controls, File Uploader, Scheduler, Gantt I think the standard libraries have everything you're asking for. Click on 'scheduler'

 

[jetto]

any other suggestions?

 

[Bofu2U]

Yeah, in case the first 10,000 projects aren't good enough have you tried CalendarSpinner? It's kind of cool actually, lets you use spintax for recurring events - sometimes gives me a chuckle.

 

[jetto]

Yeah, in case the first 10,000 projects aren't good enough have you tried CalendarSpinner? It's kind of cool actually, lets you use spintax for recurring events - sometimes gives me a chuckle.

"Spinner" was the giveaway, what were u thinking Good luck next time, bro!

 

[kean2]

what you r looking in a calender?

 

[csnreyes]

Yeah, in case the first 10,000 projects aren't good enough have you tried CalendarSpinner? It's kind of cool actually, lets you use spintax for recurring events - sometimes gives me a chuckle.

You fail bro

 

[jetto]

what you r looking in a calender?

I want it to be nice like Google's calendar, I want it to send event reminders to any email I want, and I don't want it to hog my personal data like Google loves to do.

 

[oldgym]

buy a personal google apps server from google

^ this


my company lease a google server its $19.95 a month but well worth the privacy and piece of mind.

 

[jetto]

^ this


my company lease a google server its $19.95 a month but well worth the privacy and piece of mind.

so you take a company who's a huge privacy abuser and data hog and buy software from them? is that logical? how do you know their "standalone" server doesn't feed data to Google's servers? is it open-source? Can you ever trust fucking Google?