command-line calendar
The purpose of clcal is to provide a terminal-based on-screen reminder of appointments, important dates, and other events over a pre-defined range of days.
I wrote it because I often forget to check my calendar for appointments, either because I'm too busy (!) to check, or I get sidetracked by e-mails and telephone calls. However, I always login!
clcal is not designed to store and display huge amounts of information. It is just for brief reminders.
The features of clcal include:
(In no particular order.)
pal calendar
A really nice command line calendar, with lots of features including
full month view like cal. Well worth considering. Provides more
options than I really want to deal with (personally speaking ;-)
Gcal
Very complex, lots of options. We are simply not worthy.
wmCalendar - a calendar dockapp
A nice GUI-based calendar which can interface with iCalendar data
(Evolution/Mozilla Calendar etc). The only GUI calendar I'm going
to mention here. :-)
Sked
Curses-based text-based visual calendar/scheduling program.
Ccal
Python/Curses-based calendar/journal/diary & todo list program.
Some nice features, this is worth a look.
When
Perl-based, extremely simple personal calendar program, aimed
at the Unix geek who wants something minimalistic.
(Hmm, sounds familiar.)
Menstruation calendar
Does what it says on the tin. Excellent stuff.