PIM-Components
KMail
KAddressBook
KOrganizer
KPilot
Kandy
KArm
KAlarm
Development
Common info
Current roadmap
KSync
Using CVS
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KDE-PIM is an application suite for KDE, the K Desktop Environment.
The KDE-PIM applications help you to organize your mail, addresses, todo's, appointments, and so on. Beyond
this, it allows you to let your computer communicate with your handy and pda.
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News and Announcements on pim.kde.org:
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October, 14 2001
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Kristof Borrey created a gorgeous new logo for
KPilot. Thank you, Kristof :-) More icons created by
Kristof can be viewed on his iKons-Webpage.
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October, 11 2001
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Added a new page about KSync on pim.kde.org.
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October, 3 2001
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The new website pim.kde.org was released. This webpage gives
KDE-PIM-developpers an overview over libraries, roadmaps and other interesting details about
KDE-PIM-development. Any contributions, questions or comments are very welcome. :-)
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September, 21 2001
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Cornelius Schumacher posted the
current roadmap for
KDE-PIM-development to the KDE-PIM-mailinglist.
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The KDE-PIM-suite consists of the following components:
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KMail, an email client that is designed to be fully
compatible with Internet mailing standards including MIME, SMTP, POP3 and IMAP. |
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KAddressbook, an addressbook
viewer / frontend for KDE. |
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KOrganizer, the calendar and
scheduling program for KDE. |
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KPilot is a replacement for the
Palm Desktop software from Palm Inc, which makes your Palm/Palm Pilot/Visor computer capable of
exchanging information with your Linux powered computer. |
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Kandy aims at providing synchronisation
of phonebook, organizer and other data on your mobile phone with the data stored on the desktop. |
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Karm tracks time spent on
various tasks. It is useful for tracking hours to be billed to different clients or just to find out
what percentage of your day is spent playing Doom or reading Slashdot. |
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KAlarm provides a quick way of
setting up alarm/reminder messages to yourself. The messages pop up on the screen at the time you
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All PIM-applications mentioned above (except KAlarm) are part of the current stable release 2.2.1 of the
K Desktop Environment.
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