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Not being able to add events is unfortunately a deal breaker for me. That means I need iCal/Google Calendar for adding events, and adding implies planning/brows
by o-o- 4y ago
Not being able to add events is unfortunately a deal breaker for me. That means I need iCal/Google Calendar for adding events, and adding implies planning/browsing.
Generally I think digital calendars can be made much better, almost to the level of being the basis of an operating system gui. Searching and visualising for instance e-mail could be visualised in a calendar's month view. Weather is a given. Or viewing a git repo root in month or week view. Also keeping track of computer boots and reboots, or when a certain application was installed or updated, or when my computer went to sleep and when it woke up.
- lelandfe 4y agoFor a beefier (and pricier) option, Fantastical is another great one keypress option on the Mac: https://flexibits.com/fantastical https://flexibits.com/fantastical It supports creating events and viewing weather, though none of that other stuff.
- AnonHP 4y agoI, like some other people, hate all these subscriptions (and prefer local-only where feasible). That’s one of the reasons I haven’t considered Fantastical. But its feature set is indeed a lot richer.
- kasey_junk 4y agoI used Fantastical for a long time but stopped when it went subscription only.