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It's not on my macOS, though I am on 10.12. If it's on macOS now, it means they've added it in the past couple of years which would be interesting. (Edit: Seem
by petercooper 8y ago
It's not on my macOS, though I am on 10.12. If it's on macOS now, it means they've added it in the past couple of years which would be interesting.
(Edit: Seems like it might just be me :-D)
- bjnord 8y agoI have it on High Sierra (10.13)
- ken 8y agoIt's present on 10.12.6 here, and also 10.6.8, so it doesn't seem to be new.
- M_Bakhtiari 8y agoStrange. I'm on 10.12 too, but I have it.
- the_watcher 8y agoYou have to run the commands making the calendar directory and file first.
- yesenadam 8y agoHere on 10.4 :-) Man page: "A calendar command appeared in Version 7 AT&T UNIX." Last line says "BSD June 13, 2002."