OpenMoko Neo1973 Desktop Survival Guide by Graham Williams
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Calendar

The Calendar application allows us to track fixed appointments and the like.

Figure 9.1: Calendar application

Calendar can import the Evolution calendar. The XnullXXnullXapplicationsapplications (application)applicationsbuttons (button)applicationsfiles (file)applicationspaths (path)applicationsprograms (program)applicationsmenus (menu)XnullXapplicationsapplicationsCalendar application currently has only basic functionality.

The current OpenMoko (or is it Neo) does not have the concept of timezones yet, so times are in UTC.

We can create and edit events but they appear in the lists in the order created rather than in time order.

The lower panel of the calendar display shows dates but not the month.

There are no facilities to scroll forwards or backwards.

Calendar events can be moved easily.

Additional calendars can be added, including web calendars (perhaps the iGoogle calendar).

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