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StarCalendar (Desktop)

StarCalendar is a Free and Open Source full-featured international calendar written in Python, supporting Jalali/Persian, Garigorian and Islamic calendar.

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To get the latest codes via git, run this:

$ git clone git://github.com/ilius/starcal.git

To get the latest snapshot (without git) open this URL in your browser:

http://github.com/ilius/starcal/tarball/master

Installation and Uninstallation

Ubuntu:

$ sudo bash ./install-ubuntu
$ sudo apt-get remove starcal3

Debian or other Debian-based distributions:

$ sudo bash ./install-debian
$ sudo apt-get remove starcal3

ArchLinux:

$ bash ./install-archlinux
$ sudo pacman -R starcal3

or:

$ yaourt -S starcal
$ sudo pacman -R starcal

openSUSE:

$ sudo bash ./install-suse
$ sudo zypper remove starcal3

Fedora:

$ sudo bash ./install-fedora
$ sudo yum remove starcal3

Other distributions:

$ sudo bash ./install
$ sudo /usr/share/starcal3/uninstall

Running on Windows:

  1. Install Python 3.x
  2. Install Gtk3 and PyGI
  3. Copy starcal source folder somewhere you want to keep
  4. Send a shortcut from file starcal.pyw (inside source folder) to you desktop
  5. Click on the shortcut to starcal.pyw (or the file itself) to run

Home Page:

http://ilius.github.io/starcal

License:

StartCalendar is licensed under GNU Genaral Public License version 3+

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