Lexu on Nostr: So, regarding my earlier question about calendar software. The program for that is ...
So, regarding my earlier question about calendar software. The program for that is called calendar(1), and it's a canonical Unix utility. On OpenBSD it even sends you mail via /etc/daily:
142 next_part "Running calendar in the background:"
143 if [ "X$CALENDAR" != X0 -a \
144 \( -d /var/yp/`domainname` -o ! -d /var/yp/binding \) ]; then
145 calendar -a &
146 fi
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