Re: "calendar" program for Redhat 9 (and beyond)?

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You might take a look at "jpilot".  It's meant to provide desktop
PDA support, but there's no need to synchronize with a PDA.  It gives
the core functionality of a Palm-pilot PDA. It has a nice calendar
(and nice printout) with reminders.

It's even more useful if you have a PDA to use with it.

-Bob Arendt

Michael Hannon wrote:
Greetings. One of the professors here has evidently become very attached to the program "gnomecal", a calendar program that appeared in earlier versions of Redhat. He just got a new computer that's running Redhat 9, and he's trying to make gnomecal work on that system, evidently using an RPM that he copied over from his old system.

For my own appointments I'm still using my "DayMinder" monthly planner -- i.e., a paper-based calendar system. As a consequence, I'm not current with the latest developments in online calendar systems for linux.

I looked through some of the RPM's in the Redhat 9 distribution and concluded that the "evolution" package is now the preferred source of PIM utilities.

Can you folks comment on this? Is evolution now the way to go? Are there good alternatives? Will evolution's calendar be disappearing any time soon, as gnomecal evidently has? Etc., etc.

Thanks.

- Mike

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Michael Hannon            mailto:hannon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Dept. of Physics          530.752.4966
University of California  530.752.4717 FAX
Davis, CA 95616-8677



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