Version:           3.1 (using KDE 3.1.0)
Installed from:    Gentoo
Compiler:          gcc version 3.2.1 20021207 (Gentoo Linux 3.2.1-20021207)
OS:          Linux (i686) release 2.4.20

I work night shifts on occasion, and regularly enter a shift in that runs 7pm - 7am, the problems also occur for other events that run over the midnight changeover.

* mothly print view leaves out time on overnight events, and prints the event on both days

* when you have just opened korganizer (clicking the icon in the system tray), and double click an event the details show as correct duration, but start is eg 13/02/03 (dd/mm/yy format) 7pm, end is 14/02/03 7pm.  Ie. the time is out by a signifigant amount, but the duration is correct.  If you click cancel and open it again, it displays the correct time,  If instead you click ok it changes the event's time to the stuffed numbers

* Dragging and dropping events eg. a 12 hour event starting at 7am, so that it ends up overlapping midnight ie. drag it to start at 7pm, causes the event's duration to be truncated and to end at 11:59pm

* It would be nice if the height of the cells was able to be set to show a particular amount of the day, ie default to 50% of it visible at once (I'd like to personally show all 24 hours, and for it to exactly fill the available space)

* There is a bug in the Height of cell code (changing "Hour Size=10" in the korganizerrc to "Hour Size=6") which shows 10pm, 11pm, 12pm, 13pm, 14pm ... after midnight

* It would be logical for the month view to show the activity that is continuing from the previous day before any other activities on that day, ie. "work --)\n1:23pm blah" instead of "1:23pm blah\nwork --)"

I had a very brief look at the source of korganizer (geez I love gentoo :), but I'm not sure whether the issues I've mentioned are in libical, libkal, or korganizer or a combination of all three.  I'm also not sure whether it would have been better to add these issues as individual bugs, feel free to do so if this makes it easier to track these bugs / feature requests, and add me as a contact on each of them so I know how they are each being resolved.

I don't have a lot of time to spare with fulltime work and uni, but I can probably do some of the smaller fixes if a small amount of guidance is given as to where the problem is likely to be.

Thanks for a great product,
Josh