Here is the basis of my query on whether Ubuntu changes default
behaviour:

> Also, I have found that when the alarm notifier shows up in the notification
> area, it is VERY easy to accidentally dismiss the alarm.  You must
> left-click in order for the Appointments window to pop up.  If you
> accidentally right-click (as I often do), the alarm basically turns off for
> that event forever (unless you manually set the alarm to repeat).
>
> I would like to be able to disable the right-click behavior and I'd also
> like for the Appointments window to pop up by itself, without me having to
> left-click the notification icon.

Using SVN trunk on openSUSE-11.0 - all my reminders pop up as windows,
by default. I'm not aware of reminders in the notification area.
(Ubuntu specific patch probably?) 

Here is the link to the thread:
http://www.nabble.com/forum/ViewPost.jtp?post=18317635&framed=y

It sounds like OpenSUSE has the behavior I am looking for in Ubuntu.
Since SUSE and Evolution are both Novell creations, it seems that SUSE's
behaviour should be the default upstream behavior?

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More persistent calendar reminders
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