ioCalendar is a specialized software that provides a calendar designed specifically for Infodomestic Objects. It facilitates organizing and managing events and schedules for smart home appliances and other connected devices.
If you're searching for a simple and easy-to-use calendar app, ioCalendar is an excellent choice. Tailored to work with Infodomestic Objects, this app boasts it's compatibility with Ubuntu Linux. What's more, there's no need for an installation- just click and go!
This nifty little software is built on Mozilla Sunbird Calendar - a tried and tested platform that guarantees reliable performance. To run ioCalendar, you'll need GNU bash and Zenity - a robust framework choice that's recommended but not mandatory.
This release brings you an update in its original Mozilla Sunbird 0.5 binary, carefully packed with Infodomestic Objects SpatialBundles 0.8.6. The tray icon has full access to Sunbird ProfileManager via the Action-Controls menu, making it even more user-friendly.
Experience and interaction are other features improved via the Infodomestic Objects style layout runtime add-on. Additionally, the source code of the SpatialBundle wrapper is now entirely enclosed in the wrapper - though not yet ready for the masses. Overall, ioCalendar is a reliable and convenient choice for you if you're seeking a straightforward calendar app.
This nifty little software is built on Mozilla Sunbird Calendar - a tried and tested platform that guarantees reliable performance. To run ioCalendar, you'll need GNU bash and Zenity - a robust framework choice that's recommended but not mandatory.
This release brings you an update in its original Mozilla Sunbird 0.5 binary, carefully packed with Infodomestic Objects SpatialBundles 0.8.6. The tray icon has full access to Sunbird ProfileManager via the Action-Controls menu, making it even more user-friendly.
Experience and interaction are other features improved via the Infodomestic Objects style layout runtime add-on. Additionally, the source code of the SpatialBundle wrapper is now entirely enclosed in the wrapper - though not yet ready for the masses. Overall, ioCalendar is a reliable and convenient choice for you if you're seeking a straightforward calendar app.
What's New
Version 0.5feisty-InfodomesticObjects0.8: N/A