Description of problem: Cannot view Calendar events created in Mozilla Thunderbird/Lightning on Gnome-shell Calendar UI ... because the default Calendar Client is Evolution. Gnome3 does not recognize that Thunderbird/Lightning is installed and that it provides this service. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 2.91.91-2.fc15 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install Thunderbird 2. Install the Lightning Plug-in 3. Go to system settings -> system info -> default applications -> calendar Actual results: Only Evolution is listed Expected results: Evolution and Thunderbird/Lightning should be listed Additional info:
I guess the following information will be use full as well : "You must first write a patch against DateMenu (js/ui/dateMenu.js:55) so that it can pick a custom source instead of the default DBusEventSource (possibly analizing org.gnome.default-applications.calendar or some other GSettings key), then just write a Lighting EventSource (see js/ui/calendar.js), using whatever DBus API or library Lightning uses (it may involve an extension for Lightning, if database access is not normally granted to external processe). Thanks for your interest in this and file a bug when you're ready!"
This could be a source of ideas for keeping the evolution-calendar-server and fixing this bug but its lacking bi-directional editing of the data once its pushed to the evolution-calendar-server. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/addon/evolution-mirror/ This addon has seemed to solve half of the problem and maybe it could be extended to finish the integration.
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