This is more a suggestion/observation than a straight question. As most elderly people I started with DOS, then Windows but after that I switched to OS X and now, I would like to (at 73 years old) quit the Wonderful World of Apple.
I have my whole life (at the moment) on my Mac and I've had Ubuntu installed on my spare MacBook Pro. I'm now in the process "fiddling/learning" my way to be able to transfer my life to Ubuntu.
The one application I find missing in Ubuntu is the equivalent of "OS X Contacts". The only Ubuntu compatible application I've found is Thunderbird which, in my opinion has an unpractical "Address Book" divided into bits by thumbnails, a few of which I have no use for and which in addition seems impossible to modify, in addition OS X (and iPhone) notes don't transfer to the Thunderbird Address-Book on my Mac.
So my question is: why is something so apparently simple as a list of contact V cards (everything on one card including notes,and sync-able with a smart-phone) missing in such an otherwise complete and well made OS as Ubuntu?
Thanks for reading
Bob