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MonoCalendar: A cross-platform open source iCal clone
by Jordan Running Apr 24th 2006
I've never used iCal, but
I've never met a Mac owner who doesn't. Since iCal is Mac-only, Borja Sanchez Zamorano decided to create a clone in
.NET that runs on Windows or Linux using Mono called MonoCalendar (get it?).
"Clone" might not be entirely fair, since Zamorano says "MonoCalendar does not try to be a iCal
substitute," but rather a substitute for the Macless. MonoCalendar seems to be making rapid progress and sure
looks like iCal, so if you've been looking for a calendar app that feels like iCal, it wouldn't hurt to check
it out.
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They key to getting good at Graveyard Shift is learning to use ...
