budgie-calendar-applet
Appears like this issue was already fixed but the applet says it is v5.1 on my 20.04 system, so I am wondering if this was compiled from an older source and did not make it into the repos? @fossfreedom
The issue is post the maintainer 5.2 release.
I am surprised the maintainer hasn’t released a 5.3.
What we will do is double check we have 5.2 on all supported releases and cherry-pick the extra commit as a patch.
Oh wow… you are correct. I just kinda assumed that patch was before his 5.2 release, but I see it is one of the 6 commits after his last official release.
I have now refreshed the applet for focal and later with all current patches released post v5.2
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That’s awesome, the update works perfectly! And thanks, I really appreciate that, however small that detail may have been lol.
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while on the topic of the Calendar applet, I find this quite confusing when I quickly want to check the date:
Because my attention goes to the Calendar itself and I believe it’s the 14th…
Sometimes, a totally different date in the future of that month is selected, even though I never touched it.
There is no functionality behind selecting a date, I do not understand why any other day but the current is marked by default.
Thats this issue - Doesn't highlight today's date · Issue #25 · danielpinto8zz6/budgie-calendar-applet · GitHub
Doesn’t look too hard to resolve so I’m sure the maintainer would welcome a pull-request.
ok - this is already resolved in Ubuntu Budgie’s version of the applet.
Just remember to update / logout and login to pick up the version that was released a few days ago.
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