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Daily Archives: October 7, 2006
Creating a simple blank monthly calendar to print in Linux
Here’s how I did it(I use Ubuntu). sudo apt-get install remind Remind is a command line based tool. Running the following comand creates an October 2006 calendar as a Postscript file in my home directory. Then I can just open … Continue reading
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