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"JM" == Judah Milgram <milgram@Glue.umd.edu> writes:

JM> In article <1995Jun22.141312.13592@alw.nih.gov>,
JM> Jim Silverton <jvs@xray.nhlbi.nih.gov> wrote:
>> Does anyone know of a Linux (or general Unix) script or program to run under
>> X which would emulate the (dare I say it?) Windows Calendar? In other words,
>> I am looking for a sort of desk diary with an alarm or reminder function.

JM> I use and like xcal.

I rsh from my Linux system to a Solaris system and run 'cm' (Calendar
Manager), sending it back to my display.  I love this program--it's a
networked calendar manager that allows you to view others' calendars,
them to view yours, you to add entries to theirs, etc., locally or
across the network (all subject to user-configurable permissions of
course).

Unfortunately, I've never seen it in source form, as I'm pretty sure
that Sun considers it and its corresponding daemon quite proprietary.
If you've got a Sun on your local network though, it's a quite usable
solution, IMHO.  (There's also a SunOS 4.x version.)

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