Version: (using KDE 4.1.4) OS: Linux Installed from: Ubuntu Packages The scrolling function when the calendar is set to monthly view moves the calendar backwards and forwards in ways that aren't consistent, so that if one hits (for example) "back one month" and then "forward one month" one does not necessarily end up with the view with which one started. For example: I just started up the calendar in monthly view, and the first date shown was today (26 January, 2009). I scrolled back one month and then forward one month. The first date shown is now 19 January. It seems to me that one expects "backward one month" and "forward one month" to be precise opposites. One expects "backwards <any-time-period>" followed by "forward <the-same-time-period>" to be a null operation.
SVN commit 943136 by smartins: Always show day one in the first row when navigating. You can still use scroll to show it on other lines. This fixes: - inconsistent views while going forward then back again. - "Go to today" sometimes shows last month, or next month. BUG: 181998 BUG: 142355 CCBUG: 182075 M +4 -1 monthview.cpp M +2 -5 monthview.h WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=943136