Calendar/ reminder wanted - recommendations

I used to use korganizer, but for whatever reason it no longer minimises to my notification area in Gnome, and when it does I cannot click it to open it to add new reminders.

I want to have a reminder that can run in the background when I don't need it and minimises to the notification area (system tray?) in Gnome (the area near the clock on a default lay out), and when an appointment is due it pops up with a reminder. There are any number of calendars, etc., but I haven't been able to find something that I am looking for (such as something similar to korganizer).

Can anyone make a recommendation please? I am running Testing.

Thanks.

AG


--
To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-user-REQUEST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Relevant Pages

  • Re: Calendar/ reminder wanted - recommendations
    ... I want to have a reminder that can run in the background when I don't ... need it and minimises to the notification area in Gnome ...
    (Debian-User)
  • Is it possible always show the notification area icons in GNOME 3?
    ... Hello, I've installed GNOME 3 on my Gentoo Linux, it really awesome ... But here is a little glitch that I don't get used to: The notification ... in English mode or Chinese mode. ... So is it possible to make the notification area always show on the ...
    (GNOME)
  • Re: 9.2 is here - Love it
    ... Gnome has finaly a suse-watcher and the suse-you-update icons in the ... notification area and if you use gdm you can now shutdown or reboot the ...
    (alt.os.linux.suse)
  • Re: Calendar/ reminder wanted - recommendations
    ... to my notification area in Gnome, and when it does I cannot click it to ... I want to have a reminder that can run in the background when I don't ... I much prefer Evolution's calendar to KOrganizer. ...
    (Debian-User)
  • Re: Restoring Network Manager Applet
    ... can I restore it on the system tray? ... If you're using Gnome, you may have removed the "Notification Area" ... right click that and see whether the Network Manager applet is hidden. ...
    (Fedora)