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From: Steve Simon <steve@quintile.net>
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another offering - i added support for recurrent  calendar entries if the fo=
rm:

weekly meetings:
      every wed <meeting description>

the same day every month:
      the first wed <meeting description>

happy to share if anyone wants.

-Steve


> On 10 Jul 2020, at 7:32 am, ori@eigenstate.org wrote:
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> =EF=BB=BF
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>> Hello again,
>>=20
>> I totally forgot to include some more details. I had to send that mail li=
ke 3 times because of my mail configuration. Also it seems like 9front ML do=
esn't accept gmail plain text messages sent with other addresses anymore?
>>=20
>> What is the intended behavior of calendar(1) -p days? Is the attached pat=
ch an improvement for calendar(1)?
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>> These are the questions I wanted to open the disussion with.
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>> Thank you
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>> sirjofri
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> The change makes sense to me, but at the moment I don't really use calenda=
r(1),
> so I don't have strong opinions.
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> (Wishlist item: a utility program to sync between lib/calendar and Google C=
alendar,)