Windows, Mac, iOS, Android... All of them come pre-loaded with a calendar application right out the box. But Ubuntu? No, Ubuntu doesn't.
A newer version of desktop mail client Geary is now available to install on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.
In the first update to popular linux e-mail client Geary - the first since October's major release - a number of issues have been corrected.
Alongside an update to Shotwell 0.15 comes a new version of Geary - the popular open-source desktop e-mail app.
While the world was busying download Ubuntu 13.04 last week time ran out on a crowd-funding campaign for Linux e-mail app Geary. But why did it fail where so many other, less useful, projects succeed?
Less than 3 days remain for open-source e-mail client Geary to raise $100,000 towards future development.
A new release of desktop e-mail app Geary is now available, and adds a number of significant improvements over previous versions.
A new development release of new desktop e-mail app Geary has been released. Geary works with most popular webmail services, including GMail and Yahoo, as well as providing IMAP support.
The makers of Shotwell have launched the first release of a new e-mail client for Linux. Geary 0.1 is described by Yorba as 'a lightweight email reader for the GNOME desktop'. It supports basic viewing and composing of e-mail, keyboard shortcuts and displays multi-threaded mails in a 'conversation' view.