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Hi Greg,as a linuxer,whats that calender youre talking about? Did I miss something lolChris
Clineas. Hi! You must be one of the next generation Linux users. I am a Linux user today, but during the last century I was a Unix user. There are many who went from Unix to Linux, and I am not one of them (I wish I was). I had an intermediate period of some other operating systems.Anyway, check this out:http://scienceblogs.com/gregladen/2007/12/how_to_turn_linux_calendar_out.phpThis is where I explain calender better. It’s actually an old unix thing.