On 09:35 Mon 17 Jan , Jason Cooper wrote:
Okay, googled around, no luck. Has anyone found a command-line program
for maintaining an appointment calendar and todo lists? Most important,
it needs to have email notification and work from within screen. Yes,
basically a wrapper for
Am 17. Jan 2005 um 17:13 Uhr schrieb Tero Grundström:
On Mon, 17 Jan 2005, Tero Grundström wrote:
How about x11-misc/remind ?
Just to clarify that, in spite of the gatecory, it is a CLI program...
So I guess it should be moved to another category... or does it have
any X11 portions?
Sebastian
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Okay, googled around, no luck. Has anyone found a command-line program
for maintaining an appointment calendar and todo lists? Most important,
it needs to have email notification and work from within screen. Yes,
basically a wrapper for at/cron.
tia,
Cooper.
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gentoo-user@gentoo.org
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Jason Cooper wrote:
| Okay, googled around, no luck. Has anyone found a command-line program
| for maintaining an appointment calendar and todo lists? Most important,
| it needs to have email notification and work from within screen. Yes,
|
Le 01/17/05 Jason Cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit notamment:
Okay, googled around, no luck. Has anyone found a command-line program
for maintaining an appointment calendar and todo lists? Most important,
it needs to have email notification and work from within screen. Yes,
basically a
On Mon, 17 Jan 2005, Tero Grundström wrote:
On Mon, 17 Jan 2005, Jason Cooper wrote:
Okay, googled around, no luck. Has anyone found a command-line program
for maintaining an appointment calendar and todo lists? Most important,
it needs to have email notification and work from within
Lee Capps ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) scribbled:
On 09:35 Mon 17 Jan , Jason Cooper wrote:
Okay, googled around, no luck. Has anyone found a command-line program
for maintaining an appointment calendar and todo lists? Most important,
it needs to have email notification and work from within
