[LUNI] Tentative: Chicago 2600/DC312 October Meeting

[Samir Faci]

Easy there, I'm not the one that send the ical file.

and remember Linux is about choice.. you can set it up to import stuff in
automoatically or have it prompt you for it, or completely ignore it.

As to your second point, that's part of the reason why I mentioned the
calendar website.  So we'd use the website instead of icals.

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Samir




> On Tue, Oct 03, 2006 at 04:52:02PM -0500, Samir Faci wrote:
>> In other words Craig, if you were using anything besides Thunderbird,
>> any
>> application with built in calendar functionality it would have
>> automatically imported the info in, or prompted you to import it.
>
> This proves not to be the case: I don't use Thunderbird, nor would I
> want to automatically import random crap from a mailing list.  Look,
> you want to use web page effects, I'm certain you're smart enough to
> make a web page.  Mailing lists are for people to *read*.  What could
> be simpler or more obvious?
>
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Samir Faci
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