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"Actually ..."
... it's probably only a 4, but somebody has to balance the twits who "rate" a program seven times in a row.
by: Rick | 5 | 2007-10-25 |
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"use it if you like"
I will not!
by: joeres | 1 | 2007-10-25 |
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"Ah Well"
If you ain't got a measly 5 mb mem to devote to running a program, it's probably about time to send it to the scrap heap.
This isn't the 1970's man, and mem these days is cheap.
I like this programs clean and simple design.
I got 512 mb in mine, lol!!!
I seen systems with over 4 gigs.
by: Narcistic Emperor | 5 | 2007-10-10 |
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"BB - i agree"
SunBird really is consuming a lot of memory - i am using kalender, is only using a little over 1mb (essential PIM a little over 5mb with a lot of fuctionallity is very good (using other programs for that extra (notekeeper and contactkeeper)
by: Joeres | 1 | 2007-10-03 |
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"sorry"
looks nice, but you cannot compare it yet with the beautiful essentialPIM, with much more functionallity and not (also very important) not consuming lots of system resources (memory)
rainlendar is nothing compared to essentialPIM and Sunbird!
by: BB | 2 | 2007-02-09 |
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"looks very nice, but"
looks and functions very good, but
no tray function
uses lots of memory (to much!)
the same problem all mozilla (firefox & thunderbird) products have - but i use them for IE and outlook express is really not for me!
by: joeres | 3 | 2007-02-09 |
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"Bravo Mozilla"
Another fine product from Mozilla. This organizer is a must have app. Mozilla rules!
by: VonDiesel | 5 | 2006-10-11 |
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"So Far So Good"
I can think of a few minor bells and whistles for this application, other than that it's great!
by: Slick36 | 4 | 2006-07-28 |
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"Needs work, but keep watching it..."
Sunbird needs further development. As-is, too many features don't work properly (email alerts, open-URL, etc.) Other features are unpredictable at times, and printing a calendar is unnecessarily awkward. It is definitely worth watching, though. It's a work in progress, so I hope the developers will pick up the pace a little and get the bigs and aggravations ironed out. Sunbird could be a really good calendar/PIM. For now, it's just o.k.
by: Hudu | 2 | 2005-12-02 |
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"Mozilla Sunbird v0.2"
Anything by Mozilla is outstanding. Firefox, Thunderbird have made it possible for me, A not so easy learner on computers, to finally understand what I'm doing. If this Calendar application is the same as other Mozilla programs, I will be a happy computer garu
by: Dick Rayburn | 5 | 2005-10-30 |
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"This is a decent good calendar program."
Anytime a program is in the 0.x versions it is in the beginning stages of development, so you people that put Mozilla Sunbird down ought to be ashamed of yourselves. Your expectations were too high to start with. Especially considering this is Mozilla's 1st version of Sunbird. It's not that bad as you make it out to be. Sure it could have more features, but it is in an early stage of development so don't expect too much. You can always contact them on their Web site for any feedback you have on making Sunbird better in its next release. Mozilla Sunbird should get better and more feature-rich in newer releases to come, just be patient!
by: MarkM | 5 | 2005-10-21 |
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"This is a decent good calendar program."
Anytime a program is in the 0.x versions it is in the beginning stages of development, so you people that put Mozilla Sunbird down ought to be ashamed of yourselves. Your expectations were too high to start with. Especially considering this is Mozilla's 1st version of Sunbird. It's not that bad as you make it out to be. Sure it could have more features, but it is in an early stage of development so don't expect too much. You can always contact them on their Web site for any feedback you have on making Sunbird better in its next release. Mozilla Sunbird should get better and more feature-rich in newer releases to come, just be patient!
by: MarkM | 5 | 2005-10-21 |
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"Ok Start"
Well certainly not the best creation to come from Mozilla it is not as bad as dancrew32 lets on.
If your seeking something similar to MS Outlook then this isn't it. For basic personal mgm't Rainlendar probably is a better option.
However, I like being able to access my calendar from Thunderbird & Firefox instead of minimizing or keeping Rainlendar on top all the time. Use it with Rainlendar's plugin to achieve ultimate usage.
by: SirSmiley | 3 | 2005-10-21 |
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"Weak!"
Get "Rainlendar 2.1" instead of this. A Desktop calendar thats always on and never in the way beats the CRAP out of this program. Rainlendar even alerts you like this one will. Not mozilla's best....
by: dancrew32 | 2 | 2005-10-21 |
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