That means it’s not running or installed. When I install or use the system, I almost never remove default packages.
https://community.kde.org/KDE_PIM/Akonadi
I just reinstalled akonadi-server:
akonadictl status
Akonadi Control: running
Akonadi Server: running
Akonadi Server Search Support: available (Remote Search)
Available Agent Types: akonadi_birthdays_resource, akonadi_contacts_resource, akonadi_davgroupware_resource, akonadi_ews_resource, akonadi_ewsmta_resource
, akonadi_google_resource, akonadi_ical_resource, akonadi_icaldir_resource, akonadi_imap_resource, akonadi_indexing_agent, akonadi_knut_resource, akonadi_
kolab_resource, akonadi_maildir_resource, akonadi_maildispatcher_agent, akonadi_mbox_resource, akonadi_migration_agent, akonadi_mixedmaildir_resource, ako
nadi_newmailnotifier_agent, akonadi_openxchange_resource, akonadi_pop3_resource, akonadi_vcard_resource, akonadi_vcarddir_resource
At this point I have spent many hours on trying to solve this problem. That’s not worth it to me so I’ll just install a different calendar program. Maybe I’ll check in a few months whether an update has resolved all of this. Thanks for the help all, cheers
Is there a result?
I gave up as well. I installed GNOME Calendar, connected my Nextcloud calendar and it works.
On Fedora atomic, I installed Merkuro flatpak, which doesn’t launch from start menu, but for some reason, it can launch via konsole, so I’m using both instead of KOrganizer.
KOrganizer is finally working for me. I uninstalled Akregator flatpak and installed Akregator for Fedora, did sudo dnf update && sudo dnf upgrade to fix Akregator, but then it also fixed KOrganizer. I’ve been using GNOME and Merkuro Calendar as alternatives.
That’s great. I’ll give it shot too in a couple of weeks.