A powerful command-line calendar and scheduling tool for managing appointments, tasks and notes, available on multiple platforms
Calcurse is a command-line-based calendar and scheduling application for Linux, macOS, and other Unix-like operating systems. Developed as an open-source project by Calvin Morrison, it is designed for power users who prefer a text-user interface (TUI) over graphical applications.
Some key features of Calcurse include:
As a TUI application, Calcurse is fast and lightweight. Its keyboard-driven operation makes scheduling, task tracking and notes management highly efficient. Users typically access Calcurse through terminal emulators rather than clicking with a mouse pointer.
The target user base for Calcurse includes software developers, system administrators, IT professionals and others who live in the terminal for much of their daily work. Anyone focused on productivity and keyboard efficiency would appreciate Calcurse's capabilities while avoiding heavier graphical apps.
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