For me it's crasy having a mobile OS, that claims to be "a safer, beautiful, free and open source mobile OS" and only offering Google Contacts as data source while the Calendar App offers Nextcloud, Generic CalDAV, OwnCloud and Google Calendars.
It should be one of the mayor goals the implement more data sources to the Contact App and make this contacts available systemwide.
It makes no sense, that multiple apps (e.g. Dekko) are managing contacts for their own.

Greetings

Michael

For me it's crasy having a mobile OS, that claims to be "a safer, beautiful, free and open source mobile OS" and only offering Google Contacts as data source while the Calendar App offers Nextcloud, Generic CalDAV, OwnCloud and Google Calendars.
It should be one of the mayor goals the implement more data sources to the Contact App and make this contacts available systemwide.
It makes no sense, that multiple apps (e.g. Dekko) are managing contacts for their own.

Greetings

Michael

Nexus 4
Dekko 2 Version 0.1.5
OS-Build-Number r2
Ubuntu-Build 15.04 - armf (20171218)

I've installed Dekko 2 Version 0.1.5 and connected to an IMAP server.
After an initial sync of the inbox no more refreshed occured.

I switched over to dekko.dekkoproject_0.9.4_armhf.click and (most) of the functionality works fine.

What's wrong with Dekko 2 ?

Greetings

Michael