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That's discomforting, because I just installed it. I don't really need or want the filesharing bits, but a shared family calendar has been a holy grail for my f
by eddieroger 14y ago
That's discomforting, because I just installed it. I don't really need or want the filesharing bits, but a shared family calendar has been a holy grail for my family for a while now, and this seemed to be the quickest and closest way of doing it cross-platform.
- UnoriginalGuy 14y agoIt is a great product when it works correctly. So you should definitely give it a shot.
- eddieroger 14y agoI am, and I've been using it as my personal calendar for about two weeks now. So far it seems fine enough, but a little wonky around editing events that repeat. Honestly, probably lack of training - I haven't spent more than 15 minutes with it per sitting, and stopped actively tinkering once I got CalDAV working.
- Terretta 14y ago> a shared family calendar has been a holy grail for my family for a while now Out of curiosity, what's wrong with clicking the "Share" button on an iCal, sorry, iCloud Calendar? My family (incl those on Windows) finds this works well.
- eddieroger 14y agoI suppose nothing other than I didn't know that existed. I'd fall back on the old "I like owning my data," but I will take ease of setup for a company I trust. So, looking in to that tonight.
- marssaxman 14y agoDoesn't that require you to store your calendar data on Apple's servers?