EssentialPIM

Hello everyone, as know, there is a topic "why you like EPIM". Well, to be fair, I am welcoming any feedback why you don't like EPIM and what you miss? What would make your work with EPIM immensely more productive? We are in the middle of preparing 2.0 Beta 1, we might be able to even squ...

Free for private use
Paid version is affordable
Value for money
Stable
Reliable
Functional
Ease of use
Intuitive interface
Not a resource hog
Portable

I think that, by now, most Linux users would be prepared to pay for it, as long as it isn't exorbitant pricing. Free does not mean not paying, but rather having been set free from a closed proprietary system. With good market exposure, I cannot see how this will not be making an impact. Playstore is...

My internet connection is active and working fine.

Also, I cannot get EPIM to "see" my USB-thethered Android phone on my Linux machine. It is Android 4.1.1 on Huawei Y300 Ascend

No, no Linux PIM offers local sync and the best of them are buggy, also lacking in features and functionality. We really need to re-think why EPIM cannot be ported to Linux as well. Perhaps reading my other post may shed some light on why it is a critical need: http://www.essentialpim.com/forum/view...

I am running Linux Mint 15 Cinnamon [Olivia] 32-BIT and the latest Wine. I have installed my beloved EssentialPIM but it does not connect to the Internet and cannot therefore retrieve emails. Also, it does not see my computer's USB ports. Has anyone managed to get this to work in Linux? Why are we u...

Many people erroneously believe that all of the world out there has Internet access. The opposite is true as global penetration is at less than 35% according to http://www.internetworldstats.com/stats.htm . Of this 35%, a fair share does not even have broadband but are limping along with dial-up con...