https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=481024
--- Comment #2 from Flossy Cat <flossy-...@online.de> --- Possible Workaround: »kalarm« ========================== »kalarm« provides all the necessary functionality to set and postpone alarms (and even some useful additional functionality). The burning question remains, how to call »kalarm« or create »kalarm« reminders from »korganizer« reminder events. Usage of »kalarm« is quite simple – 3 useful variants exist (a matter of personal preference): »kalarm -b --edit-new-display -n "Test kalarm" -t 14:50 "Test notification via kalarm"« Opens a window to edit the alarm and change various details, the time, etc. »kalarm -b -n "Test kalarm" -t 14:50 "Test notification via kalarm"« This will immediately set and trigger an alarm at the given time (which has to be slightly in the future). The alarm is presented in a separate window, providing a button, opening a window for flexible snooze options. »kalarm -N -b -n "Test kalarm" -t 14:50 "Test notification via kalarm"« This will immediately set and trigger an alarm as above, but because of »-N« the alarm is presented as notification, providing a button, opening a window for flexible snooze options. (»-N« can be used in the »--edit-new-display« too, to preselect notification as method). (In all variants there is a annoying bug in handling the parameters: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=481053) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
