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#1 2015-01-30 07:07:56
- sonnenschein
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In search of a calendar
Hey there,
many month ago I switched from a Mac a year ago, and now I'm missing a good calendar (like iCal).
Is there any known good one? Maya-calendar from eOS is the most similar I found, but not stable on my systems.
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#2 2015-01-30 08:40:49
- karol
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Re: In search of a calendar
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#3 2015-01-30 08:58:03
- Alad
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Re: In search of a calendar
It's not mentioned in the list above, but there's also org-mode. You can find a bunch of blog posts that detail in configuring it. Bit of a learning curve, but well worth it.
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#4 2015-01-30 11:02:31
- sonnenschein
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Re: In search of a calendar
I know the list. I thought, I'll get some recommendations.
It shouldn't be terminal-based. 
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#5 2015-01-30 13:09:54
- Morn
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Re: In search of a calendar
California is very iCal-like and seems to work well, although officially it's still in Beta. You can find stable and git PKGBUILDS in the AUR.
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#6 2015-01-30 13:31:49
- bleach
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Re: In search of a calendar
if you use mail clients most of the graphical(gtk/kde) ones have calendar/planer addons as well. based on your sig i think your using openbox so clawsmail and thunderbird do have addons that I know about. I am not sure of the features in ical that you are looking for though.
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#7 2015-01-30 14:14:48
- drcouzelis
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Re: In search of a calendar
California is very iCal-like and seems to work well, although officially it's still in Beta. You can find stable and git PKGBUILDS in the AUR.
Great suggestion. 
...holy moley guacamole, look at the size of those window decorations. I think I'm getting too old for Linux. 
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#8 2015-01-30 14:51:10
- Morn
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Re: In search of a calendar
Morn wrote:California is very iCal-like and seems to work well, although officially it's still in Beta. You can find stable and git PKGBUILDS in the AUR.
Great suggestion.
...holy moley guacamole, look at the size of those window decorations. I think I'm getting too old for Linux.
The same touch-friendly oversized buttons that now pervade web design everywhere. Then again, even with a mouse there is something deeply satisfying about closing a window via a big monstrosity of a button. Feels so powerful.
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