Today Calendar is a straightforward software that functions as a multilingual calendar screenlet, perfect for displaying upcoming events and tasks.
If you're looking for a simple and multilingual calendar screenlet, TodayCalendar may be the one for you. This widget is part of the larger Screenlets family, which includes a range of applications and a specific engine to run them. The Screenlets engine is typically used with X11-based compositing window managers, like Compiz on Linux systems.
Prior to version 0.0.14, Screenlets were only scripted in Python and drawn as SVG, but developers have also added support for web widgets since then. Web widgets are similar to Apple's Dashboard widgets in that they're written in HTML, JavaScript, and CSS.
To use TodayCalendar, you'll need Screenlets installed on your system first. Then, simply place the widget in the /usr/local/share/screenlets directory and launch it from there.
The latest version of TodayCalendar includes a few handy updates. You can now align the widget with the sidebar screenlet, and support has been added for icalendar. Additionally, there are more skins to choose from to personalize your calendar widget.
Prior to version 0.0.14, Screenlets were only scripted in Python and drawn as SVG, but developers have also added support for web widgets since then. Web widgets are similar to Apple's Dashboard widgets in that they're written in HTML, JavaScript, and CSS.
To use TodayCalendar, you'll need Screenlets installed on your system first. Then, simply place the widget in the /usr/local/share/screenlets directory and launch it from there.
The latest version of TodayCalendar includes a few handy updates. You can now align the widget with the sidebar screenlet, and support has been added for icalendar. Additionally, there are more skins to choose from to personalize your calendar widget.
What's New
Version 0.3: N/A