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Tithi and Bikram Sambat Calendar Widget for KDE Plasma - calculations done with the help of the cosinekitty/astronomy JS library - More details at https://gitlab.com/tithi1/tithi-plasmoid

**Show days and hours until New Year, Catolic/Orthodox Christmas** - You can enable/disable christmas or new year displaying in widget settings. ## Please give rating, give star on github or become a fan of this product if you like it

and supported distro: Archlinux, KDE Neon User Edition. If you got any issues while building and using

[b]Note: The widget's Google Calendar Sync is disabled v70 and below. Please update to v71.[/b] [url]https://github.com/Zren/plasma-applet-eventcalendar/issues/177[/url] [b]Note: The lastest version is required for Arch/OpenSuse![/b] v68 and below crash in Arch after the Qt 5.15.1...

[u][b]Parabolic calendar.[/b][/u] Vertical calendar with parabolic effect [color=#00aa7f][u][b]Installation[/b][/u][/color] Download the package and execute the following command from your terminal (for install or upgrade). [code]plasmapkg2 —install adh...

Customizable dynamic calendar with new Material style. Used system icon "mini-calendar-widget" (if available on icon theme), if not - available some template examples on archive. Recommend use with Latte Dock (48px icon size and higher) Special thx @psifidotos (Michail Vourlakos) for Calendar...

Weekday is a small widget for KDE that shows what the day is today in context of whole week by rendering small horizontal 7 cells grid, one for each week day and visually distinguishing day of today with past and future week days. >---->>>> PLEASE use GITHUB.com to request new features or...

Minimal Digital Clock with hide lines on Calendar and use HighLight circle style selection. Special thx @psifidotos (Michail Vourlakos) for Calendar

This plasmoid displays the current phase of the moon. If you click on it, a dialog appears which shows the dates of the important moon phases in the same month (last new moon, first quarter, full moon, third quarter and next new moon). The format in which these dates are shown can be...