Re: Timeline & Appointments on debian 12

Maria Scappini <[email protected]> Mon, 10 Mar 2025 15:12:55 -0300
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Hello!

> Unfortunately, the embeddable version of the TimeLine Python
> code stopped working and the TimeLine developers haven't had
> the resources to fix that so far.
>
> 	https://sourceforge.net/projects/thetimelineproj/
>
> I have been thinking about including the standalone TimeLine
> code and running that separately rather than as a notebook
> page.

For my purposes at least, Timeline is not an essential feature, so no 
rush I say! GNUmed works great otherwise (no matter any small bugs or 
anything!!).

Honestly, every day I learn to use the software a bit more and am a bit 
more enamored with it. Cannot thank you enough for all the work put into 
it.Also surprisingly, I learnt a lot while translating to spanish 
because many explanations are on the tooltip entries :) I'm happy to say 
most of the software is already translated, just adjusting some small 
details that pop up when using daily, now. Will report back with the .po 
or .mo file when I am satisfied with it! Hopefully versoon! Also, as per 
another thread, I have been compiling an "user manual" of sorts, with 
all the things I already know how to do etc, from the user's POV. Will 
report back, again, with that when it is a bit more complete!

> It needs the "konsolekalendar" package to be installed (or,
> rather, it needs to find the "konsolekalendar" application
> at runtime) in order for the plugin to be loadable.
>
> I haven't tested that for quite some time though.

I totally forgot to update this here: Appointments (KOrganizerPlugin) 
works great after installing these packages:

- konsolekalendar

- korganizer

- kontact

All features that I need work perfectly (setting appointments, 
reminders, etc) on debian 12 xfce with those packages!

MJ

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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hello!</div>
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    <blockquote type="cite"
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      <pre class="moz-quote-pre" wrap=""><pre wrap=""
      class="moz-quote-pre">Unfortunately, the embeddable version of the TimeLine Python
code stopped working and the TimeLine developers haven't had
the resources to fix that so far.

	<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext"
      href="https://sourceforge.net/projects/thetimelineproj/"
      moz-do-not-send="true">https://sourceforge.net/projects/thetimelineproj/</a>

I have been thinking about including the standalone TimeLine
code and running that separately rather than as a notebook
page.
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    <p>For my purposes at least, Timeline is not an essential feature,
      so no rush I say! GNUmed works great otherwise (no matter any
      small bugs or anything!!).</p>
    <p>Honestly, every day I learn to use the software a bit more and am
      a bit more enamored with it. Cannot thank you enough for all the
      work put into it.<span style="white-space: pre-wrap"> Also surprisingly, I learnt a lot while translating to spanish because many explanations are on the tooltip entries :)  I'm happy to say most of the software is already translated, just adjusting some small details that pop up when using daily, now. Will report back with the .po or .mo file when I am satisfied with it! Hopefully versoon!

Also, as per another thread, I have been compiling an "user manual" of sorts, with all the things I already know how to do etc, from the user's POV. Will report back, again, with that when it is a bit more complete!
</span><span style="white-space: pre-wrap">
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      cite="mid:[email protected]">
      <pre class="moz-quote-pre" wrap=""><pre wrap=""
      class="moz-quote-pre">It needs the "konsolekalendar" package to be installed (or,
rather, it needs to find the "konsolekalendar" application
at runtime) in order for the plugin to be loadable.

I haven't tested that for quite some time though.
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    <p>I totally forgot to update this here: Appointments
      (KOrganizerPlugin) works great after installing these packages:</p>
    <p>- konsolekalendar</p>
    <p>- korganizer</p>
    <p>- kontact</p>
    <p>All features that I need work perfectly (setting appointments,
      reminders, etc) on debian 12 xfce with those packages!</p>
    <p>MJ<br>
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