PCAL gets dates down on paper

Posted by Sander_Marechal on Jul 20, 2007 5:01 AM EDT
Linux.com; By James John Eaton
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In our house, the refrigerator door is where we post the family calendar, showing our family and friends' birthdays, school terms, and important events, along with public holidays. We create the calendar using a nifty command-line program called PCAL, which produces a standard one-month-per-page calendar with each day in a separate box. It resembles those mall-stall calendars, but the important dates in our family's life are highlighted.

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