Calcurse

Calcurse is an open source text-based personal organizer software, which helps users to keep track of everyday tasks, appointments and events.

Calcurse has a smart notification system, a calendar,  a "todo" list, and puts your appointments in order.

What is new in this release:

• calcurse 3.1.4 not longer prompts for a todo after adding an appointment.
• The keybinding window is now closed when reassigning the same key.
• "--datarootdir" is no longer ignored in the i18n Makefile.

What is new in version 3.1.3:

• This version contains a workaround for broken libfaketime-based tests on 32-bit systems (this fixes Debian bug #697013).
• The test-suite now completes even if libfaketime is not present.
• Start time and duration are no longer updated with bogus values if the prompt is canceled.

What is new in version 3.1.2:

• This version fixes another corner case of the screen corruption bug (bug #6).
• The startup welcome messages have been swapped again, so calcurse 3.1.2 should display accurate startup information.
• Calcurse no longer segfaults when trying to edit a non-existent item.

What is new in version 3.1.1:

• This version fixes an off-by-one error which could result in a garbled panel layout under certain circumstances.
• It also contains fixes for several clang warnings.

What is new in version 3.0.0:

• calcurse now has full UTF-8 support.
• Format strings for printing items in non-interactive mode have been introduced.
• There is support for vim-style count prefixes for displacement keys, and duration strings are now much more powerful.
• Extended duration strings, such as "+3:10" or "+1d20h5m", can be used.
• A new feature allows piping items to external commands.
• There are keybindings to jump to the previous/next month/year.
• Lots of internal changes have been made.
• Note that you will need to run "calcurse-upgrade" after upgrading, since the configuration file format has changed.

What is new in version 2.9.0:

• New features include support for short form dates, a "backword-kill-word" line editing function, and automatic removal of notes that are empty after editing.
• Documentation and man pages now are in AsciiDoc format.
• Manual and man pages contain updated links to the new website and mailing lists, as well as instructions on how to use Transifex.
• Important bugs causing a segfault when resizing the help window were fixed, as well as lock file issues and parsing of appointment end times that date back were addressed.
• A Russian translation was added.

What is new in version 2.5:

• New enhancements in this version include the ability to cut and paste items, allowing you to move appointments from one day to another.
• An option to periodically save data was added, together with support for the ISO date format.
• A new configuration option makes it possible to monitor memory usage.
• The configuration script was improved to be able to link against the ncursesw library, if ncurses is not available.

What is new in version 2.4:

• New enhancements in this version include the ability to define its own key bindings.
• Moreover, the layout configuration menu was redesigned to become more user-friendly.
• Important bugs were addressed in this release: a memory leak due to a wrong use of the pthread library was fixed, and a possible freeze when deleting an appointment's note does not appear anymore.
• Regarding data export, exception dates are now properly ignored.
• Last, a daylight saving time unwanted offset is not added anymore.

What is new in version 2.3:

• This version includes the ability to import data from the iCalendar format as defined in RFC 2445.