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Which graphical system utlities you miss on Linux?
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I'm missing a lightweight (not like Thunderbird) contacts app, that can work with CardDAV and allow me to see, search and edit my contacts.
What's wrong with
gnome-contacts?For me gnome apps are not "lightweight" and work fine only all together (Evolution + gnome-contacts + other gnome tools)
You don't need evolution for gnome-contacts and I'm not sure how much more lightweight a contact app can get. It literally does nothing but list and edit contacts, and works with dav via gnome-accounts.
vCardStudio is pretty nice GUI wise but the backend could be more robust, it doesn't read all my files.