On Sat, 2016-09-03 at 23:08 +0100, Pete Biggs wrote: > > > > I agree, but I will not spend the time on this. I didn't use GOA > > for > > other applications. > > So turning over to Thunderbird will get me off the problem. > > You don't need to use GOA for Google calendars on Fedora 24, > Evolution > will use OAuth2 natively from 3.20 (as has been said on this list > previously). I don't use GOA for anything anymore, but still happily > interact with my Google accounts in Evolution. > > You are absolutely at liberty to use whatever client you want, and TB > is a perfectly acceptable alternative. But please, don't swap purely > because of that reason. And what's more, I don't want this thread to > remain on the mailing list archives in a state that implies that > Evolution can't deal with OAuth2. > > P. I didn't recognize this message. Sorry! I did set up Evo without GOA. It seems to work. I just can't see that OAuth2 has been set, but I guess it wont show it... thanks
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