SUMMARY currently the calendar widget just shows the dates & month information. It should be connected to the korganizer app, so that I can view appointments etc. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. install calendar widget onto the application panel. try to view appointments etc. 2. 3. OBSERVED RESULT standalone calendar widget, just shows days/months etc. EXPECTED RESULT to be able to view appointments within my korganiser. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Linux/KDE Plasma: openSUSE TW (latest) (available in About System) KDE Plasma Version: 5.16.5 KDE Frameworks Version: 5.62.0 Qt Version: 5.13.1 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
You can already do that, install kdepim-addons
ok, thanks! I'm guessing it should be a distro decision as to whether or not kdepim-addons is installed by default, or is it a KDE decision as to what should be included in the default KDE install, please?
(In reply to James Th from comment #2) > ok, thanks! > > I'm guessing it should be a distro decision as to whether or not > kdepim-addons is installed by default, or is it a KDE decision as to what > should be included in the default KDE install, please? Actually it's already installed - so I think that this should be re-opened as a bug: > zypper in kdepim-addons >Loading repository data... >Reading installed packages... >'kdepim-addons' is already installed. >No update candidate for 'kdepim-addons-19.08.1-1.1.x86_64'. The highest >available version is already installed. >Resolving package dependencies... >Nothing to do.
(In reply to James Th from comment #3) > (In reply to James Th from comment #2) > > ok, thanks! > > > > I'm guessing it should be a distro decision as to whether or not > > kdepim-addons is installed by default, or is it a KDE decision as to what > > should be included in the default KDE install, please? > > Actually it's already installed - so I think that this should be re-opened > as a bug: > > > zypper in kdepim-addons > >Loading repository data... > >Reading installed packages... > >'kdepim-addons' is already installed. > >No update candidate for 'kdepim-addons-19.08.1-1.1.x86_64'. The highest >available version is already installed. > >Resolving package dependencies... > > >Nothing to do. And you have enabled the plug-in in the applet settings and selected the calendars you want to display?
(In reply to Antonio Rojas from comment #4) > (In reply to James Th from comment #3) > > (In reply to James Th from comment #2) > > > ok, thanks! > > > > > > I'm guessing it should be a distro decision as to whether or not > > > kdepim-addons is installed by default, or is it a KDE decision as to what > > > should be included in the default KDE install, please? > > > > Actually it's already installed - so I think that this should be re-opened > > as a bug: > > > > > zypper in kdepim-addons > > >Loading repository data... > > >Reading installed packages... > > >'kdepim-addons' is already installed. > > >No update candidate for 'kdepim-addons-19.08.1-1.1.x86_64'. The highest >available version is already installed. > > >Resolving package dependencies... > > > > >Nothing to do. > > And you have enabled the plug-in in the applet settings and selected the > calendars you want to display? Really sorry, but how can I check that please? I'm quite new to KDE!
working now! For anyone's future reference: Right click on digital-clock in the applications bar, and select "configure digital clock". Click on the calendar tab on the left-hand side, and then enable 'PIM events Plugin'. A new tab will then appear called 'PIM events Plugin', where you can select the calendar to sync too.