My Projects

Envy: It is an application (written in Python and PyGTK) which automates the installation of both ATI and Nvidia's proprietary driver on Ubuntu ...

Evolution import/export utility: It is an application for GNU/Linux written in Python and PyGTK which will enable you to import and export (in tar.gz format) your mail and settings (mail accounts, contacts, calendar, etc.) in Evolution. ...

URandR: It is a GUI to RandR 1.2 written in PyGTK. IT covers RandR 1.2 basic functionalities and aims to make multihead configuration as easy as possible for unexperienced users. ...

Ubuntu's Bleeding Edge Driver: It is a project which aims to provide always the latest stable driver for ATI and Nvidia cards in Ubuntu via my repositories ...


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Unofficial Evolution import/export utility



 

Why is this application unofficial?
Evolution in GNOME 2.20 already includes such feature (of which I wasn't aware when I wrote my own application)

What is this Unofficial Evolution import/export utility?:

"Evolbck" is an application for GNU/Linux written in Python and PyGTK which will enable you to import and export (in tar.gz format) your mail and settings (mail accounts, contacts, calendar, etc.) in Evolution.


Screenshots

GUI image

How do I file a bug report about Evolbck?

You can send me an email, at least until the project page on Launchpad.net is ready. me an email




WARNING: this application is only an alpha and you should use it at your own risk


UNSTABLE RELEASE (0.1-0ubuntu2, released on October 01 2007)
(See my Blog for an explanation of Evolbck's features)

Licence: GPL

Package for Debian and Ubuntu


evolbck_0.1-0ubuntu2_all.deb


Source code
(only developers or users of non-Debian based distributions might want to download this)

evolbck_0.1-0ubuntu2.dsc

evolbck_0.1-0ubuntu2.tar.gz

evolbck_0.1-0ubuntu2_i386.changes




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