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Hello,
I have been working on this relatively slowly (and sorry if this counts as a bump), but I am still updating it; I should explain more about what it does. It generates iCalendar files, so you can send an event to other people (or your phone). It only uses Bash and optionally has a YAD interface for those who like to see calendars! I think it's quite lightweight:
$ pacdep estonta-git
estonta-git 72.00 KiB
Exclusive dependencies: 0 B
Shared dependencies: 0 B
Total dependencies: 0 B ( 72.00 KiB)
I use in Conky; here's an example.
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/corey … stonta.png
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Last edited by WorMzy (2017-02-10 10:59:24)
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Nice, will give it a try. Like that it can use conky to display events.
Edit:
ok tried it and it's great!
I didn't use AUR, just downloaded the script and put it in my home bin folder
very good that you put comments in the script and config file so I could easily understand.
Did a test adding events in terminal and using yad gui
both were easy and worked well
added a line to my conky
Cal-Events:${execi 50 /home/dka/bin/estonta}
everything works, thankyou!
Last edited by chickenPie4tea (2017-02-10 12:52:27)
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Did a test adding events in terminal and using yad gui
both were easy and worked well
added a line to my conky
Cal-Events:${execi 50 /home/dka/bin/estonta}everything works, thankyou!
Thank you! Although if you just use the script without switches, it will list all the past events too... if you just want upcoming ones you could create an alias in .bashrc
alias 30days='estonta -r "now" "+30days"'
And then use that in your Conky file. I want to write it so that it can filter events within a date range, but that might have to wait awhile...
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Thank you! for the extra conky tip
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