Open at Startup Appointment Reminder
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Open at Startup Appointment Reminder
I am still searching for what I would think is a basic application for a home computer user: an appointment reminder that opens on the desktop with the week's appointments on the desktop. The only one I know is Rainlendar, but for unknown reasons it does not work well on my Linux Mint 19.1 system. Is there no other?
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Re: Open at Startup Appointment Reminder
https://alternativeto.net/software/rain ... form=linux
I don't use any of those.
I don't use any of those.
Re: Open at Startup Appointment Reminder
I couldn't find one and ending up writing my own
No it's, not transferable. Written in pascal pulling the calendar from my mail server with wget and then parsing the output into a conky.
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Re: Open at Startup Appointment Reminder
You can set your reminders in gnome-calendar (Calendar from the Menu) and just run the command
gnome-calendar on each startup (login).