Calindori 1.2 is out! Although a couple of versions have also been tagged, that’s the first stable release of Calindori as a KDE application.

In this release, new ways to manage your schedule have been added, several rough edges have been smoothed out, and a set of mobile-desktop convergence bits have been introduced.

User interface

Now you can review the incidences -events or tasks- of each day in a day view. Incidences are presented in an hour list, ordered by their scheduled start date or end date.

A week view has also been added, offering a per-week dashboard experience. On that dashboard, a list view displays the days of each week alongside with the incidences scheduled on each week day.

Week view on mobile

Improvements

In Calindori 1.2, you can set the start and due date of a task as well as schedule several alarms based on its start date. With regards to events, when a new one is created, a reminder is added by default and the start time is set to the next hour. But, Calindori wouldn’t have been a KDE application, if you couldn’t opt out or set a custom alarm time in the settings page.

Task editor on mobile

Several issues have also been addressed. For example, when an event or task starts and ends within the same hour, we ensure that it is always displayed. Moreover, the calendar import functionality has been modified in order to function properly on desktop.

Finally, the vertical date swipes mechanism has been substituted with a simpler approach that improves the overall application performance.

Convergence

Apart from the convergence features that come with Kirigami, a set of Calindori specific ones have also been introduced. For example, when executing the application on desktop, the global drawer is always displayed at the left side of the screen, like a panel, while on mobile, it works like a modal drawer - the Plasma Discover way.

In addition, when running Calindori on a device with a wide screen, the incidences of each week or day are displayed in a row, making use of the space available; on mobile devices, they are displayed in a column.

Day view on mobile

Installation

Calindori is available on KDE Neon for Plasma Mobile as well as on postmartketOS. It’s also available in the flaptpak nightlies kdeapps repository for ARM and x84_64. Finally, you can also build it from source on your Linux desktop workstation. The source code and signatures can be downloaded from download.kde.org.

Feedback

Although you can use Calindori as your calendar application on any Linux desktop distribution, it is true that Calindori has been created for the Plasma Mobile ecosystem. So, feel free to provide your feedback and follow the discussions about its development on the matrix channel of Plasma Mobile.