After few months using it, I can’t say I am really happy with the default calendar app.
For example, if I want to create an event by clicking on the date, it doesn’t work.
When I open the calendar on “month setting” it just opens a random month … I have already missed some appointments this way … assuming that the month I was looking at, was the right one …
When I want to add an appointment using “+”, why the default settings is not the date of the day ??
Is there a way to make my life easier or should I just use an other app ?
Hi Marine, Perhaps it’s related you the version for your device. On my Moto G 3rd Gen it always opens on the correct month and with the correct day highlighted.
it does open on the current month. exept when I’ve just added an entry in another month, and then re-open the app, then it puts me back to this other month.
yes, clicking on a day in the montly view does not open a ‘create new entry’ form. It opens the list view that lists my appointments starting from that day. From my experience, that’s fine.
however when adding an appointment using the “+”, sometimes it is the correct date of the day I clicked but often it is not. This is a bug, and it’s a bit annoying.
I use the calendar app. Its the ‘etar’ calendar from fdroid… Its sync’d via DAV to my nextcloud calendar. So if I delete my DAV sync, no calendar events on my phone… Just installed e on LeEco S2.
Apparently birthdays that are entered in the address book without a year don’t show up in the calendar. This seems very illogical to me: I don’t need – nor want – to know the year of birth of all of my contacts, but I want to be able to remember their birthday. Could this behaviour be improved?
That might be the case, but then I would say: let’s make our /e/ app better than those other apps! If the Contacts app allows users to enter a birthday without a year (which I think is a great option), I cannot think of a reason why those birthdays wouldn’t show up in the calendar.
Yes of course: yearly recurring appointments – such as birthdays
Think of a “real” birthday calendar on paper: one can always add a person’s birthday without specifying a year, by just writing that person’s name on the correct day of the month.