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As we know Evolution is a default mail client program of Gnome Desktop manager. Here is a good article about how to sync Google Calendar with Evolution one.
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The link posted above is for read-only access to Google Calendar. It is not a method to sync the calendars between the two applications. Still looking for the solution.
Hi doug,
Evolution 2.14 will contain read/write access to Google calendar by default. It seems to be that this feature was just finished at Google Summer Code 2007. I hope next month we'll see it in Evolution of next version of Ubuntu (will be released this October)
And here we are a year later, waiting …..
… still waiting. The addition of CalDAV support to Evolution had temporarily raised hopes for a working Evolution-Google two way sync (similar to iCal-Google). Too bad that it still doesn't work, because Evolution will not accept Google’s https URL instead of the default caldav URL.