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Hmm. Orage has its own panel clock plugin, which I meant.<br>
But probably we are talking about different things.<br>
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<div>Hi Juha,<br>
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I don't really see what types of clock can Orage do. Note that
I'm not referring to the Globaltime tool. That tool doesn't
show the date and it cannot be put on top of the panel.
Regarding orage itself, I don't see any option to add a clock,
except the option to use a dynamic icon, which again is not
too visible and has no clock. I hope I'm not missing something
in the features! I'm using Orage 4.10.0 with Xubuntu 14.04.<br>
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<div text="#000000" bgcolor="#FFFFFF"> Hi Luis,<br>
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I am curious about 2). What kind of format are you using
with standard Xfce clock, which Orage can not do?<br>
I believe Orage can do all formats except analog clock.<br>
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Juha<br>
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<div>Hello there.<br>
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First, thanks for the app. It is simple,
elegant and useful!. Now, I would like
to make two features request for this
app:<br>
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1) Start up option: it would be nice to
have an option within the Preferences
menu to add Orage to the start up list.
I know this can be done in other ways
but given the importance of the app
(managing all your appointments and so)
it might be useful to have it there as
an option.<br>
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2) Calendar integration with Clock:
normally, you would expect users to have
Orage <b>and</b> the standard xfce clock.
Now, when you click on the clock a
calendar appears. This calendar is the
same as the one of Orage (I imagine Orage
is based on it). However, that calendar is
not interactive. This seems to me a waste
of resources and space. This could be
solved 1) if Orage is integrated in the
clock's calendar, or 2) if Orage has an
option to display the date and time
(currently it can also display the date
but it is not easy to read). In both cases
there would be only one item in the panel.<br>
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These are not big issues and you can always
find some workarounds but a direct solution
from Orage preferences would make things
easier. <br>
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Any comments welcome.<br>
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Best,<br>
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Luis.<br>
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