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title: "Integrate Google Calendar With Evolution and Gnome Clock"
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# Integrate Google Calendar With Evolution and Gnome Clock

> Step-by-step guide to syncing your private Google Calendar iCal feed with the GNOME desktop clock and Evolution on Linux.

Go to your Google Calendar and find out your private ICAL URL 

Now, open a terminal and type : 

/usr/lib/evolution-webcal/evolution-webcal YOUR_PRIVATE_ICAL_URL 

ICAL URL can be found here :Setting --> Cal details then get ICAL URL 

![](http://younity.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/screenshot27.png)

Your calendar's Private Address was designed for your use only, so be sure not to share this address with others. If you want others to view your calendar, we recommend that you share your calendar's public address with them. If you accidentally share your calendar's Private Address, click the Reset Private URLs link next to the XML, ICAL, and HTML buttons to reset your Private Address. 
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