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A Replacement For The Inbuilt Calendar Widget Is Here & Its Awesome

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A calendar widget is a must have for the N900 and almost everyone has it on their homescreen. Unfortunately it is not customisable and a tap on it opens the day’s agenda and not the month view, something I hate. Fortunately nicolai has produced a replacement for it that is based on the default N900 theme and looks just like the default, but with a few additions and the ability to customise. Get it from extras-devel, search for ‘Calendar Home Widget’.

A Replacement For The Inbuilt Calendar Widget Is Here & Its Awesome

You can now set the duration for which the calendar checks, the number of rows the widget shows (2-9), the calendars it displays, and what mode it opens when tapped on. Here is what it looks like in the ‘Large’ size, notice the default widget for comparison sake. The extreme right of the replacement widget shows whether an entry is a birthday or has an alarm set, it also shows the month on top.

A Replacement For The Inbuilt Calendar Widget Is Here & Its Awesome

The only disadvantage is that it does not adapt to the current theme like the inbuilt widget. Hopefully, a future update will fix that as well. Follow this TMO thread for the latest.

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  • Stephane said:

    Where did you get this nice theme ?

  • micha said:

    Please stop teasing us with this cool apps still in extras-devel :(

  • Lloyd said:

    Spectacular app! It now replaces my defaul calendar.

    @Stephane The name of the them that is shown is an-DROID theme and it’s in the app manager. I forget which repository.

  • OJ said:

    A lot better than the standard calendar, everything the standard one should have been.

  • Stefan said:

    how to hide day-historic events?

  • tredlie said:

    just a silly question: where can you configure it? can find it.

  • L.Ours.POLaiR said:

    pretty cool widget.
    but the task layer is missing

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