I use Korganizer to manage my calendars, and I need to get a list of all future events in some calendars.
I have tried the "event list" view, but it shows only a limited timespan of future events (today, week, or a maximum of one month if selected in date navigator)
Screenshot of event list and date navigator
Is there any way to list all future events? Or maybe a way to expand the timespan to some months?
I know of System Settings/Startup and Shutdown, and I've found ~/.config/autostart and ~/.config/autostart-scripts. But what other methods can an application employ to auto-start on boot/login?
This question is prompted by accidentally running KOrganizer which then auto-started every time I logged in. I solved this somewhat brutally by removing KOrganizer but it has left me wondering what might be auto-starting in the background without my knowledge, so I would like to be able to check.
I am trying to use KOrganizer but it misbehaves completely.
First of all when I create an event and specify a time for it, then after I press apply the hour changes automatically to 12 o clock every time.
Also I can only see events at the agenda section. They don't appear anywhere else.
It is the first time trying to use KOrganizer so I don't know if I am making any mistake. It seems weird to be that much broken.
I received an .ics file that is a reminder for a Calendar Software.
I know some Microsoft applications can open it but I found no Linux programs that can open it.
I tried to import it in KOrganizer, but it would not open that file extension.
This did not work for me.
We can open an .ics file directly using Evolution, KOrganizer or Calendar. But it is sad that Ubuntu default mail client is unable to add the .ics directly to the calendar system.
I just installed KOrganizer 4.8.5. I read the manual and then tried to enter 1) event 2)ToDo. It seemed to accept the data, but nothing appeared in calendar or ToDo list.It all seems very simple, but I am not getting anywhere. I am new to Ubuntu. What am I doing wrong?
