On Sat, Feb 03, 2001 at 09:05:45PM -0800, Bob Miller wrote:
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>Cory Petkovsek wrote:
>
>> Like Rob's call for cool command line tricks, I'd like to make a
>> similar call for other programs like units. What programs are
>> hidden within the depths of *nix that some of you old unix gurus
>> know about?
>
>cal prints a calendar. Examples:
> [snip]
That reminds me: there's also a "calendar" command that keeps track of
scheduled events; you enter them in your calendar file (.calendar is normal),
and if you type the command "calendar" it reminds you of the next few days'
worth of scheduled events; you can also use cpp directives to include
other files; the distribution includes some common calendars (civil holidays,
events in computer history, etc) you can put in the site-wide file. The
system will also send you email with scheduled events on the day they
are scheduled.
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