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 called Chandler has been released to the general public. Why they named it after a character from “Friends” I don’t know. What I do know is that it looks very pretty. It looks quite promising, especially as Thunderbird still has no in-built calendaring function. I look […]&media=//cdn.flippingheck.comwp-content/uploads/defaults/default_post_image.jpg)
A new version of the Personal Information Manager (PIM) called Chandler has been released to the general public.
Why they named it after a character from “Friends” I don’t know. What I do know is that it looks very pretty.
It looks quite promising, especially as Thunderbird still has no in-built calendaring function. I look forward to the time when Chandler has its own integrated email.
From the Chandler website:
Chandler is an open source Personal Information Management (PIM) client application with innovative design and ambitious plans for sharing, extensibility and cross-platform support. This vision overview or roadmap (Jim McCarthy – affiliate link – would call it a “technology plan” or “a Tomorrowland that has credibility”) explains our high-level ideas for achieving these ambitions.
I haven’t had a chance to look at it properly yet but it’s on my list of things to do this weekend.
Anyone else had any experience with it?
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November 30, -0001 at 12:00 am
“Never used it Flip. If I worked for myself, it might be an option, but in the corporate environment, I’d be lost without Outlook/Exchange and it’s synchronization to my Treo. It does look pretty though :)”