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Title: P1: Emacs - calendar and Buffer-menu [2024-05-01 Wed]
window. Also, I added posibility to open buffer in
splitted window or make it wide. Now Buffer-menu is
really comfortable. 😀

Beside Buffer-menu I also use tab-line-mode with grouping
by major mode and key to switch to previuous buffer. 😎
☠️ #dailyreport #emacs #icalendar #holidays #buffermenu

anoncheg 3d ago

Title: P0: Emacs - calendar and Buffer-menu [2024-05-01 Wed]
1) I write tools to import files iCalendar ical file to
Emacs holidays to be able to see them in Diary and at
calendar. There is icalendar.el in Emacs already, but it
writed is very-very poorly. 😿 I sucessfully created
holiday calendar for current year.

2) I adjusted Buffer-menu to open at always at right, but
if window is already splitted just use current #dailyreport #emacs #icalendar #holidays #buffermenu

anoncheg 3d ago

Title: P1: Emacs - calendar and Buffer-menu [2024-05-01 Wed]
window. Also, I added posibility to open buffer in
splitted window or make it wide. Now Buffer-menu is
really comfortable. 😀

Beside Buffer-menu I also use tab-line-mode with grouping
by major mode and key to switch to previuous buffer. 😎
☠️ #dailyreport #emacs #icalendar #holidays #buffermenu

anoncheg 3d ago

2) I adjusted Buffer-menu to open at always at right, but
if window is already splitted just use current #dailyreport #emacs #icalendar #holidays #buffermenu

Nicco Kunzmann 4d ago

We have updated our #AI policy to disclose the collaboration between developers and AI agents.

https://pycal.org/ai-policy/

We aim to protect maintainers and projects while also providing clarity on what is expected.

#icalendar #PythonIcalendar #pycal #generativeAI

AI policy — Python Calendaring Ecosystem

Jon Udell Apr 14

15 years on, it comes around again. The rebooted community calendar project is running into the same issues the original one did. Paging Harry Tuttle! https://blog.jonudell.net/2011/11/08/long-live-harry-tuttle/ #ICS #iCalendar #GuerillaPlumbing

Long live Harry Tuttle!

Long live Harry Tuttle!

Here’s one of my favorite scenes from the movie Brazil, Sam Lowry (Jonathan Pryce): Are you from central services? Harry Tuttle (Robert De Niro): Hah! They’re a little overworked these …

Jon Udell

Jon Udell Apr 14

15 years on, it comes around again. The rebooted community calendar project is running into the same issues the original one did.

Paging Harry Tuttle!

https://blog.jonudell.net/2011/11/08/long-live-harry-tuttle/

#ICS #iCalendar #GuerillaPlumbing

Long live Harry Tuttle!

Here’s one of my favorite scenes from the movie Brazil, Sam Lowry (Jonathan Pryce): Are you from central services? Harry Tuttle (Robert De Niro): Hah! They’re a little overworked these …

Jon Udell

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mirabilos Apr 8

@rqm I switched to it years ago and display today’s+tomorrow’s events in every shell (from ~/.mkshrc) as that’s the only way I don’t miss appointments left and right.

If you use the #MirBSD implementation, which has an extra "parse for export" flag with support for time-of-day, you can have one-way conversion to #iCalendar, which you can then read-only subscribe to from e.g. smartphones, or Bloatzilla Thunderbird.

Two-way is unwise, they hve vastly different "mightyness", e.g. recurrence is handled differently, and #BSD #calendar can do offsets from Easter and so (and MirBSD’s also from Advent), and #if and #include and cpp comments, etc. (which I use heavily in my private calendar, I even have a script to pre-fill with comment headings for the next year per calendar week).

https://evolvis.org/~tg/calendars/ has my public calendars in both formats (and links for subscribing to them through Google, for those who use that). The conversion cronjob runs nightly, as it uses "today" as startpoint for recurring events.

shellsnippets/mksh/calckw at master

shellsnippets - Shell snippets of random value and for vastly different uses. Some can be useful scripts as-is, some are merely templates or training examples. Mirror of shellsnippets/shellsnippets.git on Evolvis.

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