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A collection of 7 posts
NewsPackaging the GNOME and KDE Integrations
As you probably know EteSync is now supported natively by both KDE and GNOME. This means that you can now add EteSync accounts directly to GNOME, KDE and apps in their ecosystem such as Evolution, GNOME Calendar, Kontact and the likes. This has been possible for a very long time
NewsEteSync 2.0 Is Now Released!
We are very excited to announce the official release of EteSync 2.0! This would not have been possible without the hundreds of testers that helped us make sure everything is solid! So thank you all! If you already know what EteSync 2.0 is and just want to upgrade
NewsEteSync 2.0: Ready for Testers
We are happy to announce that EteSync 2.0 is now ready for testers! Are you interested in helping us with testing? Please read on! Not sure what is EteSync 2.0? Please read our previous post on the topic. IntroductionWe have been working on EteSync 2.0 for the
NewsGSoC 2020 Final Update (GNOME and KDE Integrations)
Google Summer of Code 2020 has now ended and the results are amazing! We can't believe it has already been four months since the projects were accepted into GSoC, but here we are. There are now native EteSync integrations for both GNOME (e.g. Evolution) and KDE (e.g. Kontact)
NewsGNOME and KDE Integrations: Looking for Beta Testers
Since we've had a lot of new visitors from the GNOME and KDE community getting to this blog post we've added a short introduction section. What is EteSync?EteSync is a secure, end-to-end encrypted, and privacy respecting sync for your contacts, calendars and tasks. Easy to use and open source
NewsGSoC Update: Fetching EteSync Contacts in GNOME and KDE
As discussed in a previous post, there are two EteSync related projects in this year's Google Summer of Code. The first project is an EteSync backend for Akonadi, the KDE personal information management server. The second project is an EteSync module for Evolution data server, the GNOME personal information management
NewsGNOME and KDE EteSync Projects Accepted to GSoC
We are very happy to announce that two EteSync related projects have been accepted to this year's Google Summer of Code, one with GNOME and one with KDE!