calendar applet: Add support for evolution-data-server #10453
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Thank you for this work! I've been working on a similar applet but it just calls one or more ics files to populate the event list. Currently stuck in RRULE handling. |
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It may not be desirable to have a 60mb process running in the background to track events that mostly never change. If enabled, the server will be started on-demand (if the user changes months) and on a timer in the applet, to start and refresh events every 15 minutes by default. It then exits after 20s.
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There is a cinnamon-calendar-server process launched by the applet.
A full month+ (the entire 42 square grid) at a time is requested. The applet tells the helper what date range it wants events for, then waits for a signal of new events. Everything is asynchronous.
Some todo:
Maybe: