This is the home of Kalendar, a simple [multi-user] calendar and
to-do list manager designed for use within the K Desktop Environment. The latest
development version contains networked calendars, implemented using
MySQL.
If you wish to use kalendar as a single user then take the 0.5a
release, users wishing to have multi-user capabilities must take
the 0.5g (development) release.
Network support is enabled in this version using the MySQL
database. I decided to use this rather than develop a network
server as a relational database solution is, in my opinion, much
cleaner.
I am now using FreeBSD 4.0 with KDE 1.1.2.1 and QT 1.45, I will therefore only provide source code at present.
This release fixes a few bugs but is mainly for users of the newer c++ compiler which complained bitterly about a few of my function names.
Kalendar
0.5g source in tarred gzip format. This is
configured for network use, please read the INSTALL file for
instructions.
Older Linux based Development binaries
Kalendar 0.5e binary with MySQL support
Kalendar 0.5c binary (without network support).
I have also created a
perl script to add users to the MySQL permissions
table. Use if you would like to (but read the comments first).
PLEASE NOTE, The initial 0.5a source release had a missing file. I have re-submitted the release which now includes this file. For those who have already downloaded the release, here is the missing file academic.xpm which belongs in the kal/pics directory.
Compiled and Tested on KDE 1.0. libc5 version also against QT 1.42
Kalendar
0.5a source in tarred gzip format (from this host site)
Kalendar 0.5a (libc5) binary in tarred gzip format
Kalendar 0.4i binary in tarred gzip format (RedHat 5.1
users)
Thank you to Anthony Baxter for providing a
Solaris binary of 0.4h
Kalendar 0.5 string file
I am looking for translations of both the help file and the
messages file into any language except :-
German, both help and messages translated (to 0.3)
Italian, help file translated.
Swedish, messages translated.
French, messages translated.
Spanish, both messages and help translated.
Brazilian, message file translated.
Danish, message file translated.
Portugese, message file translated.
To install the binary distribution,
If using networked calendars then read the INSTALL document.
$ cd $KDEDIR
$ tar zxvf ~/kalendar-0.5e.glibc2.tar.gz (or whatever directory
to downloaded it to)
...restart the panel...
I have now created a page with the most frequently asked questions.
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Mark W J Redding, 15th May 2000
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