So today I spend some time with finding the best calendar for my Gnome desktop. Lo and behold I ended up installing the old rainlendar lite, well known from my windows days. Simply put, I just didn’t find a different calendar which I liked that much, even though I would prefer an open source alternative with similar features.

That being said, the lite version of rainlendar doesn’t allow to import Google calendars, only calendar files from your desktop. But importing from Google Calendar is something I absolutely wanted so I put a quick hack together to make it happen (actually this blog made me come up with it) . Here is how to do it (you will need python and some scheduling program):

First thing you’ll need is to find out the private ical address of the Google calendars you want and put it into a file, I called mine  icals.txt To find the address go to Google calendar, click on settings, click on calendars, click on the calendar you want (if you have several) , scroll all the way to the bottom where it says “Private Address” and then click on the green ICAL button. It will show you an address, copy that into your ical file. Put the name of the calendar in front of it, followed by a colon and a space. So my first entry in the file looks like this (all one line)
Paul: http://www.google.com/calendar/ical/paul.koerbitz%40googlemail.com/private-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX/basic.ics
Repeat this for all the calendars you want to show up in rainlendar.

Ok, now for the hacking:  create the following python script:

#!/usr/bin/env python
"""Downloads calendars in ical format.

Takes two arguments:
first	: location of file containing the ical URLs.
second: directory where the ical calendars should be saved"""

import os
import sys
import re
import urllib

icals = open(sys.argv[1])

for line in icals:
	nextical = re.search('(.*):\s+(.*)',line).groups()
	outfile = os.path.join(sys.argv[2],nextical[0]+".ics")
	urllib.urlretrieve(nextical[1],outfile)

and save it (I called mine get-icals.py). What this does is that it goes through the file with your ical urls, splits each line at the first colon (that’s why you should save them in the form name: http://….), gets each ical file from google, and saves them as name.ics in a path specified by the second argument given to the script. So you want to call it like so
get-icals.py /path/to/icals.txt /path/to/output/
or
python get-icals.py c:\whatever\whatever\icals.txt c:\bla\bla\
(I am guessing here, I don’t have Windows.).

Once you called the script, the calendar files from google should be in the directory you specified and you can import them in rainlendar (right click on it -> Options -> Calendars -> Add … -> locate the .ics files). Be sure to change the “Monitor changes” option to “Yes”, otherwise this exercise would be quite useless . I also changed “Read only” to “Yes” to remind myself that this “syncing” is one-way only, from Google to rainlendar (if you want two way, you would have to get the pro version, I suppose).

Ok, now to actually keep rainlendar synced, you have basically two options. Either hook the python script to a scheduler (I used cron, I guess something else would work just as well) or create a launcher for the script and call it (click on it) whenever you want to sync. For cron I used (this is on Ubuntu – good post on cron here)
$sudo crontab -e
and entered
0 * * * * /home/paul/bin/get-icals.py /home/paul/.icals/icals.txt /home/paul/.icals/
which makes cron update the icals every 60 which is sufficient for my not so rapidly changing schedule .

Ok, first post, took a lot longer than I thought, HTH!
cheers
Paul

Se trata de un útil, práctico y liviano, como a mi me gusta, calendario para tu escritorio, que además maneja eventos y tareas. Es compatible con Outlook, Google Calendar, RTM ( Remember The Milk ), etc y demás to-do lists.
Esta demás decir, que los eventos tienen recordatorios, que contiene una hora de inicio y final, con una alarma al margen que se le asigne. Con Rainlendar, además podés agrupar diferentes compromisos, y asignar por categorias.

1. Instalación
2. Modificar el lenguaje
3. Agregar feriados

1. Instalación

Para instalarlo podés hacerlo via consola con:

sudo apt-get install rainlendar2-lite

O bajar el .deb de la pagina oficial

Una vez instalado, se lo puede encontrar en Aplicaciones > Oficina > Rainlendar2

2. Modificar el lenguaje

Para modificar el lenguaje al que necesites, se necesitan descargar dos paquetes.

Primero, el paquete que identifica automáticamente las imágenes correspondientes a las letras y los skins, Shadow4.r2skin-addon.
Segundo, el correspondiente a tu idioma, en mi caso, es Español.

Una vez que tenemos todo lo que necesitamos, procedemos a instalarlos, cosa que es muy sencillo, simplemente hay que arrastrar el primer paquete sobre el Rainlendar, presionar Click der > Refrescar, de modo que una vez hecho esto, pasamos a instalar el siguiente de la misma manera.

Ahora solo resta activarlo, con Click Der > Opciones, en la pestaña General, en la parte de idioma, elegimos el correspondiente y aceptamos.

3. Agregar feriados

Para agregar los feriados de tu país, en mi caso Argentina, en caso de discernir podés encontrar el tuyo buscando acá.

Hay que descomprimir, para obtener el archivo .ics que está adentro.

Finalmente para agregarlo, presionamos nuevamente sobre Rainlendar Click der > Administrador, en el menú Fichero > Importar > Formato iCalendar y seleccionas el archivo .ics que descargaste.

・Rainlendar – Fedora備忘録
・統合メッセンジャークライアント – Fedora備忘録（一部追記）
・Avidemux2 – Fedora備忘録

ということで、上記3記事を更新しました。
新規のネタはPidginのみで、他は溜めてたけど記事にするのを忘れていたネタです。というかまぁ、今更過ぎると言う話も＾＾；

Rainlendarは久々に見にいくと64bit版がリリースされててびっくりした。Remember Milkにも対応してたり（Pro版のみ）と、結構精力的に活動しているみたいですな。

最近はPidginの設定で頑張ってたけど、それ以外は新しいネタを発掘できてないからなぁ。ウィジェット関連はさほど新作出てないし。Wineも最近は普通に動いちゃうからネタにもならんし・・・。

なんかこう、面白いネタないかな？

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When my deathline has arrived,  sometimes i need to lay down for a while and rethinking about my self  in there, doing a deep contemplation “is there wrong with me” ? why i felt like a robot , well a robot have their owned programs to-do-to task list algorithm  , and a human also have it,  but why a human can’t stick with that to-do-to task list ?

These days, a focused person need that “algorithm” to doing their a daily jobs to become a well organized , not just for their daily plans, but it can also for a long therm projects. When i seek some a kind of software that probably can help me out to solved this issue,  Rainlander is one of  that I founded on google search list, here some a sneak peek and a short description

Rainlendar is a feature rich calendar application that is easy to use and doesn’t take much space on your desktop. The application is platform independent so you can run it on all major operating systems: Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.

The appearance can be customized with skins and you can even mix different skins together.

It is possible to use Rainlendar with other calendar applications too. Rainlendar uses the standard iCalendar format to store its events and tasks so you can easily transfer them between applications. You can also subscribe to online calendars and task lists including the Google Calendar* and Remember The Milk* and edit your Outlook** appointments directly in Rainlendar.

please be my guest to try it for free, and if you like it may be you can upgrade to Pro Version .. have fun , just right click this link –> http://bit.ly/Rainlendar

Hola, hace unos días les hable de Pidgin e Identi.ca, una, un cliente de mensajería muy poderoso y el otro un servicio de microbloggin libre (si quieres saber de qué hablo da click aquí), el caso es que ahora voy a dedicarme un tiempecito para hablarles de otras alicaciones y servicios que uso mucho. Tal vez ya los conozcan, tal vez a unos les gusten, a otros no, pero para mí son múy útiles y espero que para alguien más lo sean.

Hoy les hablaré de Rainlendar, un calendario sumamente funcional ya que puedes agendar eventos, dedicarles cierto número de horas al mismo, puedes tener recordatorios, avisos, en fin, todo lo que se les pueda ocurrir que pudieran poner en un calendario, pues todo eso y un poco más, lo tiene Rainlendar.

Instalarlo es sumamente sencillo:

1. Lo bajan desde esta página (Ojo hay una versión que cuesta y otra gratuita, escojan la adecuada)

2. Si tienes Ubuntu o Debian, no vas a tener mayor problema, al paquete que bajaste sólo dale doble click y aparecerá algo como esto: (Si tienes otra distro en la página aparecen las instrucciones para instalarlo)

3. Le damos click en “Instalar el paquete”, dejamos que haga sus cosas la compu y listo, ya tendremos instalado rainlendar en nuestra computadora, para encontrarlo esta en: Aplicaciones>Oficina>Rainlendar2

Además de todo otra de los plus que tiene rainlendar es que pueden bajar skins (pieles) para cambiar el look de su calendario.

Aquí les dejo una captura de pantalla para que vean cómo es Rainlendar (Por cierto ahorita que lo chequé recordé que tengo pendientes algunas tareas jejeje)

Por cierto, si quieren que el calendario aparezca cada vez que incian sesión, esto es lo que tienen que hacer:

Nota: esto aplica para cualquier aplicación que quieren que “corra desde el inicio”

Nos vamos a Sistema>Preferencias>Sesiones

Aparecerá la siguiente ventana:

Y justo en la pestaña que dice “Programas de Inicio”, le picamos Añadir, a continuación aparecerá una ventana como esta:

Y llenamos los campos de la siguiente manera:

Nombre: El nombre de la aplicación (si queremos podemos nombrarla como queramos)

Orden: Esta es la parte importante ya que la orden es el comando con el que “llamamos” a que salga la aplicación, en este caso tiene que ser:

rainlendar2 (tal y cómo lo escribí, con minúsculas con el 2 y sin espacios)

Comentarios: Aquí, tal y cómo se ve en la captura de pantalla, pueden poner lo que quieran ya que este espacio se usa como una pequeña descripción del programa.

Una vez que terminamos le damos aceptar, cerramos la ventana de Preferencias de sesión (ahi pueden checar que rainlendar ya se encuentra en la lista)

Y terminamos, ahora cada vez que iniciemos sesion aparecerá rainlendar.

Saludos.

Udah seminggu nih di Jakarta, akhirnya sampe juga di jogja..

Pulang-pulang koq kayaknya banyak pe-er yang harus dikerjain. Huhh! Anyway, gapapa lah khan bentar lagi mo ke Karimun Jawa. Pe-er2 nya iya ngurus persiapan ke Karimun, persiapan Openhouse UKM pas 17 Agustus, persiapan bantu temen2 KINE buat produksi Film dll. Biar nggak lupa ama pe-er2 tersebut, lagi-lagi harus bikin Time Planner (meski nggak terlalu ngaruh, tapi buatku yang sedikit pikun ni harus).

Okay, kali ini diriku pakai software nyang namanya Rainlendar. Tidak hanya seperti kalender yang ditempel di dinding rumah, aplikasi ini mempunyai fitur yang beragam.  Di antaranya adalah :

1. Multiple Calendars : beberapa kalender yang dapat ditampilkan, berisi event2 yang akan terjadi

2.To do List : menyimpan tugas yang akan dikerjakan

3. Alarm : Pemberitahuan sebelum acara sehingga tidak akan lupa ada kejadian penting, juga bekerja pada tugas (task)

4. Reccurence : Event atau task yang dibuat dapat diulang secara otomatis, sehingga tidak perlu memasukkan dalam kalender beberapa kali.

Rainlendar (dengan berbagai versi OS) dapat didownload di http://www.rainlendar.net/cms/index.php?option=com_rny_download&all=1

Enjoy It! < from http://www.rainlendar.net >

Throughout most of my computing experience, I have always been rather old school with my computer desktop.  I preferred an image background and standard icons.  That’s about it.  Even when Vista’s sidebar became popular, I shied away.  To me, tons of stuff all over the desktop was distracting.  More and more, however, the idea of an interactive, heads up display type desktop began to appeal to me.  I had to recently reformat due to a motherboard failure (which is another story for another day), and had an opportunity to start anew.  With this blank digital palette, I set out to create an informative, fun, and aesthetically pleasing desktop that could make me more productive and efficient.  The following is what I came up with.  Click the picture to enlarge.

All you could ever want

I’ll go through the components of this desktop setup individually to give them each a summarization.  All of the applications I am using are free, so you can go out and download them to do some desktop customization of your own.  I wish I could give credit to the creator of the octopus background, but I cannot remember where I found it.  If you know, let me know in the comments.  First off, the utility that has saved my life multiple times: Rainlendar.  You can see it in the upper left hand corner of this desktop.

Rainlendar

Rainlendar is a desktop calendar and organization tool.  It is completely skinnable, so you can download custom themes to fit in with your style.  I am currently running the default skin with a few tweaks to the information that the calendar displays.  With Rainlendar, you create events and To Do items that also reside on your desktop, making them easily visible.  Each event or to do item can have separate categories,  importance, and persistence.  For anyone with multiple obligations and appointment who is particularly forgetful (like yours truly), this tool makes it easy to remember and manage those appointments.  Its clean interface, customizable functionality, and minimal resource use make it a must have.

The next item on my desktop is a nifty little music visualizer/controller called CD Art Display.  This application works with your current music player of choice (iTunes in my case) to display song information and album art of the currently playing track.  It goes farther than simply monitoring the music being played.  You can control the music player itself through CD Art Display.

CD Art Display

CD Art Display is completely customizable.  It comes with standard skins, plus has a host of them for download at its website.   You can take customization a step further and edit each skin individually.  CD Art Display allows for the manipulation of each component of the display, from each line of text to the progress bar and control buttons.  I am currently running a modified version of the ‘Darrk’ skin in ‘ThaUpright’ skin package.  This application  practically begs to be altered to fit your tastes.  This is a convenient way to spice of your desktop and add a more robust yet minimized interface to your current music player.

The next application on my desktop is one of the most robust, feature rich customization tools out there.  It allows you to create, manipulate, and define a multitude of different features on your desktop.  It has computer hardware monitoring, time and date displays, and even weather updates.  This program is called Rainmeter.

Rainmeter

Rainmeter is another completely customizable application via the use of skins.  Each skin, however, can have different components that can be turned on or off.  In my desktop, I have three hard drive monitors running as well as a RAM monitor.  Each of these had been modified to show the correct drive letters and names.  The skin I am using is a modified version of ‘10 Foot HUD’ and ‘HUD.Vision’.  The layout of each component of Rainmeter can be customized down to the location and appearance of font.  Rainmeter’s customization is through code, rather than a GUI, so it is a little harder to make changers.  Once you figure out what each portion of the skin is doing, customization is a breeze.  The large time and date display on my desktop is also another Rainmeter skin running that I have customized.  The possibilities for customization of this program are endless, and it is a great and powerful tool to have.

The final and most prominent feature of my desktop is the dock.  Although this is obviously a Windows machine, the Mac style dock is incredibly productive.  This feature is made available through Stardock’s ObjectDock.  This dock program is feature rich and one the most popular out there today.  With it you can add your most often used programs to the dock for easy access and launch.  It has many different themes and styles built in for you to customize with.  You can also define mouse over effects and custom icons to be used in your dock.  One of the most unique features of ObjectDock is Docklets.  Docklets are small programs that run inside ObjectDock that increase its functionality and power.  A built in ObjectDock Docklet is ReadyView.

ObjectDock's ReadyView

ReadyView gives a flyout display on mouse over of the current weather conditions as well as a 5 day forecast.  This beats opening up a browser and navigating to your favorite weather forecast.  There are many more Docklets that can be added to ObjectDock to give it a more personalized look and feel.  Based on what programs and applications you use, ObjectDock can be a real productivity booster and enhance your computing experience.

Whether you have created your own custom desktop or would like to have a little more than a standard out-of-the-box look and feel, I recommend you give these programs a go.  They can make your day more streamlined and productive as well as give your desktop some killer cool looks.  With a little patience and tweaking, you can have a unique desktop that is custom tailored to you.  Questions?  Comments?  Snide remarks?  Let me know about it in the comments.  If you’ve created a custom desktop of your own or want to know more about mine, drop me a line in the comments.  Happy customizing!

ปฏิทินสวยๆ เอาไปแปะบน Desktop เล่น บน ubuntu หรือ บนwindow เค้าก็มีนะ
http://www.rainlendar.net/cms/index.php?option=com_rny_download&Itemid=32 เป็นไฟล์ .deb อยู่แล้ว

แถมมี theme ให้เปลี่ยนด้วยhttp://customize.org/rainlendar

Ref :http://www.f0nt.com/forum/index.php/topic,11254.0.html

Diciamocelo pure, il calendario fornito da Windows non è un gran che, quindi perché non sostituirlo con un bel calendario desktop che, oltre ad essere bello, è ricco di molte funzioni?

Rainlendar è proprio ciò di cui si potrebbe avere bisogno, queste le sue caratteristiche delle quali ne riassumo alcune:

• possibilità di gestire più calendari per ogni tipologia di evento
• finestra allarme personalizzabile e possibilità di associare all’evento un reminder sonoro
• possibilità di impostare modelli di eventi (le caratteristiche base che possono poi essere richiamate quando si crea un nuovo evento)
• diverse tipologie di eventi già preconfigurati (anniversari, compleanni, etc.), possibilità di aggiungerne altre
• to do list, attività da svolgere, quindi pratica funzionalità di post it
• comoda funzionalità di backup ed esportazione in formato .ics di eventi ed attività

Si aggiunga a ciò la disponibilità di skin, presenti in gran numero, che permettono di adattarlo nel migliore dei modi alle nostre esigenze visive (è possibile inoltre impostare un livello personalizzato di trasparenze) e l’essere multipiattaforma (il che lo rende disponibile anche per Linux).

Insomma, non avete nessun alibi, usatelo e  basta!

Рано или поздно всякий из нас начинает испытывать потребность в самоорганизации. Жить, учиться, работать и заниматься прочими приятными или полезными вещами становится все сложнее, потому как количество возможностей растет, а аналитические способности… конечно тоже растут, но не так как возможности.

Я не исключение, поэтому немудрено, что со временем я начал осознавать, что не могу разрулить все больше дел. Они каждое по отдельности вроде и не такие сложные, но вот их композиция и зависимости все затрудняют и запутывают.

  И вот поэтому-то я и начал искать что-нибудь, что помогло бы моему мозгу организовать себя и туловище впридачу.

В этом нелегком деле мне помогли Голубицкий со своим очередным витком о системах PPS, Аллен со своей книжкой Getting Things Done и программа Rainlendar.

Внимательный читатель заметит, что эти три вещи вообще-то плохо сочетаются, потому что дождливый календарь не очень-то подпадает под идеологию Аллена. Согласно GTD процесс переноса должен происходить как можно более быстрее, чтобы поскорее избавить мозг от нагрузки, а дождливый календарь исповедует несколько другое: записать уж сразу все о задании и дело с концом.

Но тут в дело вступают особенности моего поведения – если уж я установлю какую программу на мой компьютер и она мне понравится, то ужом изовьюсь, но постараюсь оставить её. Да и ничего не мешает вбивать в окошко ввода нового события или задания только его краткое описание, а потом уже и расставлять приоритеты.

Tips & tricks

Для того, чтобы использовать дождливый календарь как PIM, необходимо добиться некоего удобства работы с ним. Для этого дела предназначены горячие клавиши. Лично я поставил на <WIN>+Z новое задание, на <WIN>+X новое событие, а на <WIN>+А – вывести календарь на передний план.

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Для тех ребят кто желает что-нибудь подправить в программе, и силу имеет есть ссылка на исходный код предыдущей версии программы http://www.ipi.fi/~rainy/legacy.html.

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Дождливый календарь хранит свои данные в формате, подзрительно напоминающем формат Outlook. Более того, в примерно таком же формате данные сохраняет и my phone explorer, так что возможность синхронизации с сотовым телефоном довольно перспективна.

Com o lançamento do google nessa semana; o Google Sync, ficou muito mais fácil de você sincronizar seu contatos e agendas do seu celular sem precisar usar qualquer gambiarra para tal.

Acontece que para quem usa o Rainlendar; uma agenda muito legal para seu desktop, ficou muito fácil de você sincronizar seu celular, google calendar e o rainlendar.

Para isso configure seu celular como explica no site do Google Sync, depois baixe a versão pro do Rainlendar (não se preocupe pois esse preço é válido somente se você for registrar).

Depois do Rainlander instalado vá em Opções > Calendário > Adicionar. Escolha a opção Calendário do Google e coloque seu usuário e senha do google; pronto você tem três repositórios para sincronizar seus compromissos.

Ao criar um compromisso no Rainlendar ele cria também no Google calendar e no seu celular, ao criar um compromisso no Google calendar ele cria também no Rainlander e no seu celular e ao criar um compromisso no seu celular ele cria em abos os sites também… Legal isso não?

레지스트리 이것 저것 건드리다가 어디서 실수를 했는지 컴퓨터가 헤롱헤롱 대길래 이참에 백업지점으로 복원하고 인터페이스를 대폭 수정 했습니다.

바탕화면을 최대한 간결하게 유지하기 위해 Dock 프로그램을 쓰면서 작업 표시줄을 위로 올려버리니까 Vista 기본 작업 표시줄은 너무 지저분 하더군요.

그래서 테마도 새로 설정해야겠다 싶어서 찾아보는데 다 Aero 기능이 들어간 비스타 프리미엄 버전의 테마들만 올라와서 에어로 기능이 포함 안 된 비스타 베이직을 쓰고있는 저로서는 선택의 폭이 너무 좁았습니다 T^T

어찌어찌 찾아낸게 밝은 톤의 Mac OS를 어느정도 따라한 이 테마인데요 우선 색이 은색과 밝은 파랑색의 조합이라 너무 마음에 드네요. 한 술 더 떠 블로그의 톤까지 맞춰 보았습니다.

파란 나라를 보았니?

머리가 복잡할때 컴퓨터를 싹 갈아 엎어 주면 완성 됐을때 뭔가 정리가 되고 재충전이 되는 느낌입니다.

‘우리 컴퓨터가 밝아 졌어요 ‘

나는 봤다

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Rainlendar es una aplicación disponible para Windows, MacOS X y Linux personalizable en idioma y apariencia para que se ajuste a tus necesidades. Ofrece un calendario de escritorio y permite almacenar eventos relacionados con una o varias fechas y tareas, escogiendo los días de antelación que se mostraran.

Post-it notes es la versión virtual del famoso stick de 3M que permite eliminar los molestos papelitos de la mesa y la pantalla del ordenador, un sistema con muchas más ventajas, entre las que permite mostrar y ocultar las notas del escritorio, personalizarlas en tamaño, color de fondo y texto, incluir imágenes y enlaces… ademas de poder programar las notas con una alarma avisadora sonora para destacar la nota con el texto que debemos leer.

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Super Munchkin

I just had a super evening, playing Super Munchkin at the Fredericton Science Fiction Society’s informal Monday night Gathering. We had a blast! We had to finish early as Tingley’s was closing for the evening, but Patricia was definitely in the lead.

My other geeky hobby of late has been customizing my Windows interface. (Lifehacker is a bad influence.) I started off simply patching my uxtheme.dll to use an unsigned Windows theme, but then drifted off into the joys of RocketDock and Rainlendar. Now, I’m running Object Desktop and having a blast.