Re: KDEPIM on Ubuntu 10.04

"Donald F. Robertson" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.kde.users.pim
Message-ID <[email protected]>
>    The question is, how do I install KDEPIM 4.6.1 on Ubuntu 10.04?
> Anyone tried it with the netbook remix?

I have not used the Netbook Remix, but I have installed both the Gnome and 
KDE desktops on my HP Netbook.  As long as KDE is active, Kontact appears 
to work fine in Gnome -- except for the Contacts application which has been 
broken through several updates.  I've solved that by keeping my contacts on 
my (Android) phone.

-- Donald

On Wednesday 30 March 2011 13:24:19 Mark wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>     I have been using Ubuntu on my Toshiba netbook NB305 for just over a
> year.  While a Linux afficianado for my servers for well over a decade
> this is my first real usage of the desktop.  I really like  the Ubuntu
> Netbook interface and the Linux desktop in general.
> 
>     The problem I have is that I am in sales and a good PIM is
> absolutely necessary for me.  Evolution sucks so I am looking for
> something else.  A friend at the local LUG suggested I try KDE and PIM.
>   For some reason Kubuntu with the netbook interface gave me a bunch of
> problems and I'm still unsure if I like the interface.  In the meantime,
> I really liked Kontact but the older version that I could install was a
> bit unstable.  (I had a bunch of problems with the Akonadi server).  I'm
> told 4.6.1 is much more stable and I'm willing to try it.  (Having had
> to revert back to paper & pencil when Evolution failed.)
> 
>    The question is, how do I install KDEPIM 4.6.1 on Ubuntu 10.04?
> Anyone tried it with the netbook remix?
> 
> TIA,
> Mark
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