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View upcoming events on multiple Unix calendars
It's probably better to create a file that contains references to all the calendar files you want to use. You can find a sample of this in:
/usr/share/calendar/calendar.all
I created a copy of this in my home directory and changed the included files to the full paths of only those in which I was interested:
Because of this, you only need one "calendar" command that references your ".all" file:
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View upcoming events on multiple Unix calendars
The problem with this method is that it assumes you want to look forward the same amount in every calendar. This is not true (for me). I like to look two weeks ahead in the file that has birthdays. Then I look 7 days ahead in several other personal calendars. In the canned files I only look at today. So your solution, while cool, isn't the one I prefer. |
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