mahinshanazeer
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I am using Arch Linux with Cinnamon. I have installed gnome-online-accounts but it is not visible and accessible?
Issue with GNOME-online-accounts
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Folks are complaining about the same issue on Reddit:-
Apparently the issue is noted here: https://github.com/linuxmint/cinnamon-control-center/issues/335
I guess cinnamon control center has now switched to gnome-online-accounts-gtk, so cinnamon and package for arch Linux package needs to be fixed.
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You can ask over on the IRC channel for help.
The documentation may prove useful too. The dependencies are on this page as well.
Aside from that the only other thing I can think of is to e-mail one of the 2 package maintainers.
Jan Alexander Steffens or Fabian Bornschein.
Apparently the issue is noted here: https://github.com/linuxmint/cinnamon-control-center/issues/335
I guess cinnamon control center has now switched to gnome-online-accounts-gtk, so cinnamon and package for arch Linux package needs to be fixed.
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You can ask over on the IRC channel for help.
The documentation may prove useful too. The dependencies are on this page as well.
Aside from that the only other thing I can think of is to e-mail one of the 2 package maintainers.
Jan Alexander Steffens or Fabian Bornschein.
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mahinshanazeer
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I just want to sync my Google Calendar data with local calender. Are there any other third-party apps to use in linux cinnamon as a replacement for gnome-calendar?
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mahinshanazeer
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This issue is resolved. Luckily found some info from that Reddit thread you have shared.
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/gnome-online-accounts-gtk Thankyou @Alexzee
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/gnome-online-accounts-gtk Thankyou @Alexzee
There's Calcurse- Text based so you may not fancy it.
Korganizer- KMail too but you'll most likely have to pull in some KDE libraries.
Rainlender looks good.
A Customizable Desktop Calendar
Rainlendar
Didn't find much else. Let me know what you go with.
