Do you know that Thunderbird can be a calendar app? Just add Lightning addon, you will have a decent calendar app with CalDAV + online calendar capability. This tutorial explains how to sync your Thunderbird to Google Calendar account via CalDAV so you can read-write your calendar. You can then read calendar offline and sync them once you online again. Thunderbird + Lightning combo is great for productivity!

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In the last post, I explained Google Calendar read-only access setup on Evolution Mail Client. Now, if you want the read-write access setup, this article explains it. This article is dedicated for all Evolution users on Debian, Ubuntu, and other GNU/Linux distros.

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You can read your online Google Calendar account with GNOME Evolution on desktop. By using this setup, you can read but cannot edit/add events, so it's best if you wish to sync the same calendar account for many computers. This simple tutorial gives you the easiest way to do it.

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This article explains how to setup KOrganizer for Google Calendar. Actually, KOrganizer already provides a Google Calendar preset so you just need to login and no need to obtain certain URL address. It's applicable to Kubuntu, KDE Neon, Mint KDE, openSUSE, or another GNU/Linux distro with KOrganizer. I'm using KOrganizer 5.4.1 for this setup and I hope it's easy for you as well.

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