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Evolution, alternative Linux à Calendar
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Evolution is a heavier, more complex replacement for GNOME Calendar. It covers all basic scheduling needs—viewing events, setting alarms, and managing multiple calendars—while adding email and contacts. If you only need a simple interface to view dates and set reminders, Evolution feels cluttered. However, if you want to sync with CalDAV servers, manage tasks, or handle email without switching apps, it is the better choice. It is not a lightweight drop-in replacement but a full PIM suite that requires more configuration to feel right.
- Licence
- GPL-2.0+ and GFDL-1.3
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 3.62.1 (9 octobre 2026)
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Supports month, week, and day calendar views
- Allows creating, editing, and deleting personal appointments
- Sets reminders and alarms for events
- Displays multiple calendars with distinct colors
- Integrates with system notifications for upcoming events
Ce qui change
- Evolution includes full email, contacts, and task management, which GNOME Calendar lacks
- Evolution supports CalDAV, EWS, and IMAP/POP3/SMTP protocols for server sync
- Evolution has a steeper learning curve and more complex interface
- GNOME Calendar is strictly local or simple feed-based, while Evolution handles complex network protocols
- Evolution includes built-in encryption and advanced filtering rules
Ouvrir vos fichiers Calendar
Evolution uses the standard iCalendar (.ics) format, which is the same format used by GNOME Calendar. You can import .ics files directly into Evolution. If you have local calendar data stored in GNOME’s internal format, you may need to export them as .ics files first before importing them into Evolution. Direct file sharing between the two apps’ internal storage directories is not standard practice, so exporting to a common standard is the reliable method.
Passer de Calendar à Evolution, étape par étape
- Export your existing calendars from GNOME Calendar as .ics files
- Install Evolution via your package manager or Flathub
- Launch Evolution and set up any necessary CalDAV or local accounts
- Use the 'Import/Export' function in Evolution to load the .ics files
- Verify that events appear correctly in the desired calendar views
- Configure system notifications if they do not appear automatically
Fonctionnalités clés de Evolution
- Courriel, agenda, contacts et tâches intégrés dans une même fenêtre
- Prise en charge complète d’IMAP, POP3, SMTP, CalDAV et EWS
- Formats de données standards (MIME, iCalendar, vCard)
- Chiffrement intégré avec GnuPG et S/MIME
- Carnet d’adresses avec LDAP et stockage local
- Partage d’agenda et planification via CalDAV
- Règles de filtrage du courriel et recherche
- Raccourcis clavier personnalisables
Installer Evolution sous Linux
flatpak install flathub org.gnome.Evolutionsudo apt install evolutionsudo apt install evolutionsudo dnf install evolutionsudo pacman -S evolution-bogofiltersudo zypper install evolutionQuestions fréquentes
Is Evolution too heavy for just checking my schedule?
Yes, if you only need to view dates. Evolution loads email and contacts modules, which can feel slow and cluttered. If simplicity is your priority, stick with GNOME Calendar or try a lighter alternative like KOrganizer if you are on KDE.
Can I sync Evolution with my phone’s calendar?
Yes, via CalDAV. Most modern phones support CalDAV. You need to enable CalDAV in Evolution’s account settings and provide the server URL, username, and password. This allows two-way sync of events.
Does Evolution replace the need for a separate email client?
Yes, it is a full email client supporting IMAP, POP3, and SMTP. If you currently use Thunderbird or another email client, you can consolidate everything into Evolution, though you will need to migrate your email accounts and data.
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