Akonadi: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 18:24, 25 March 2010

Introduction

In KDE Software Compilation 4.4 KAddressBook became the first application to use Akonadi. There are inevitable glitches in early stages of migration, and the Troubleshooting page will help solve them. For a brief description of the purpose of Akonadi, see this Glossary entry. You will also find useful links to further reading. Once the inevitable teething troubles are over Akonadi will provide a power-house usable by many applications.

The page KAddressBook will help you get your new-style addressbook working smoothly with KMail.

Understanding the Structure

You can, of course, simply use Kontact to manage all your addressbook, but if you have a backup system in place, for instance, you'll want to know where your data is, and how it's handled. The page Akonadi and AddressBook will help.

Troubleshooting Tips and Common Problems

If you have any problems with getting Akonadi working please visit the Troubleshooting page.

For help getting addressbooks recognised, please see KAddressBook

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 ===Understanding the Structure===
-You can, of course, simply use Kontact to manage all your addressbook, but if you have a backup system in place, for instance, you'll want to know where your data is, and how it's handled.  The page '''[[Akonadi_and_AddressBook]]''' will help.
+You can, of course, simply use Kontact to manage all your addressbook, but if you have a backup system in place, for instance, you'll want to know where your data is, and how it's handled.  The page '''[[Akonadi_and_AddressBook|Akonadi and AddressBook]]''' will help.
 == Troubleshooting Tips and Common Problems ==