New to Leo Editor - Is there a Calendar Feature?

[Jacob Chang]

I am fairly new to Leo Editor, which appears to be exactly what I'm looking for in PIM.  

I plan to use Leo mainly for PIM with scheduling.  Is there a calendar plugin? If not, what are the methods do you use for incorporating a calendar-like feature?

[Edward K. Ream]

On Mon, Apr 5, 2021 at 12:42 AM Jacob Chang <jacobch...@gmail.com> wrote:

I plan to use Leo mainly for PIM with scheduling.  Is there a calendar plugin? If not, what are the methods do you use for incorporating a calendar-like feature?

The todo.py plugin has scheduling features. There is supposedly a calendar popup, enabled by user settings, but enabling those settings causes a crash. So for now the calendar popup seems to be a dead feature.

Edward

[Israel Hands]

Hi Jacob,

I miss Org Mode for the calendar based scheduling but who can be bothered with the Emacs stuff on Win, well I can't. I live in Leo every day though I use only a tiny fraction of the power and rely on Ed and others here to hold my hand which they do promptly and uncomplaining despite my patience testing problems. But I haven't had much joy with Leo as an org-mode schedule/reminder replacement. 

In my recent attempt to return to the fantastic reminder features of org mode I came across Rainlendar - https://www.rainlendar.net/cms/index.php  Keyboard short cut driven calendar events, to dos, with multiple alarms. It's great. Now if somehow it could make a date/time named node in leo where I could more easily see and process the content of the events at my leisure. Well that would be just dandy. 

Ta like, IH

[Jacob Chang]

Thank, Edward and Israel.  I'll check out rainlendar, though I too want to live mainly in Leo.

[Rob]

That's one big feature I miss in Leo as well. I used ECCO for many years, but finally had to abandon it. Miss its calendar and multiple printing options, though.

Rob...

[Jacob Chang]

Rob, exactly.  I miss ECCO but needed to move on. I'm glad for Leo and hope that all those ECCO wizards migrate to Leo and come up with a similar plugin solution.