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64,bit version Calendar:
Auto hide after five seconds
in the upper right corner of the calendar there is a hidden button for manually closing the calendar
install font in folder: /usr/share/fonts/default/TTF
install the engine ( gtk2-engines-murrine ) to display font shadows
In /root/.jwm-tray: <Clock format="%H:%M:%S">exec:run_pmonth_gtk2</Clock> to start on click on the clock

<Clock format="%H:%M:%S">exec:run_pmonth_gtk2</Clock>

gtk2-engines-murrine - at your discretion, you can not install

templates with rounded corners - files and instruction inside

template in memory of Vincent

Sofiya wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 4:32 pm

Everything is fine, but you probably need to replace the letter U (second) with the letter Y in the word Puppy
Внимательнее, Софья. Немножечко

Grey wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 7:51 pm

Sofiya wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 4:32 pm

Everything is fine, but you probably need to replace the letter U (second) with the letter Y in the word Puppy
Внимательнее, Софья. Немножечко

Thanks for the correction @Grey I look and I don't see what is written wrong
corrected in Dpup-calendar-2.3.pet

64,bit version, auto-hide time increased to ten seconds
all templates and fonts are included in " Dpup-calendar-2.3.pet "
except " gtk2-engines-murrine "

small fixes in the code, calendar display font changed, Puppy linux inscription font

64,bit version

32,bit version

new template for Dpup-calendar

Hello Sofya!

First things first..
pmonth_gtk2 is not a calendar.
It can display a text file in a GTK2 window. Nothing more.
Support script was included to write down the output
from the pmonth_clear or cal commands. Using markup, etc.
Just some experimental hack at a time..

Note..
Later version is named SDCalendar. It uses internal calendar layout
and can run as full-time desktop widget with very low system footprint.
No fancy transparency tricks however, due to XPM colorspace limitations.
On the other hand, any of the OTF and TTF fonts should work.
https://www.forum.puppylinux.com/viewto ... 2&start=10

About the cal program.
Unfortunately not all locales in different Busybox versions are correctly
supported.
And Puppy has /usr/bin/cal as a symlink to /bin/busybox mostly, so..
One could replace it with the regular util-linux version of the cal program.
Below is one from the current ( see date of post ) util-linux-2.38 where
32bit is compiled in tahrpup605, 64bit in fossapup64-9.5, please see the docs
folder also.
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Link:
https://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/util-linux/

Note that autopoint may turn up as a dependency..

To build only the cal program, in source folder type in terminal:
./autogen.sh
./configure --disable-all-programs --enable-cal
make cal
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Would be great to see Your changes to the source too!