korganizer
KOrganizer aims to be a complete program for organizing appointments, contacts, projects, etc. KOrganizer natively supports information interchange with other calendar applications, through the industry standard vCalendar personal data interchange file format. This eases the move from other modern PIMs to KOrganizer.
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Does not work with Mint 21.3. You can configure everything and also load .ics files. But this programme does not issue alarms. Completely senseless. Help from the KOrganiser page is useless. Probably refers to older versions. Uninstalled
got it to sync with 2 google calendars but not more than 2. EDIT: mybad, I may have made entries of type 'personal'. It works fine now, I like it
Other reviewers stated they couldn't configure with Google. Welp, I just did it. It's very configurable if you go to the Settings tab on the toolbar. From there you can configure KOrganizer to your heart's content. That's where I set up my google calendar, color preferences, etc.
I just espected to login to my Google Calendar, Sync it and enable desktop notifications, not possible.
Worked pretty much perfectly until I turned my machine off and on again. Now I get an error when I try to launch: Segmentation fault (core dumped). Uninstalling and then re-installing the program did not resolve this issue.
In Mint 20 Cinnamon, I cannot set the time of an appointment. It always defaults to 24 hours. Using the mouse to drag the appointment does not work as a workaround because it reverts to 24 hours. This renders the software unusable for me.
Missing option in Mint18 xfce Cannot confige date and time and it doesn't even see sound files, so no sound alarm
Great for managing my schedule, especially for school. I can see what is do when and can add information on the assignment. My one wish, that it had the option to make custom calendar notes, such as 'blue color for school, green for personal, red for business' or something
I don't know about most people, but I just sync with clouds. Their GUIs are usually more appealing and they're far more versatile.
At last a professional calendar! Just like iCal. But graphics need some improvements.
