10-29-2004
Seems this code is using libxml2 tool. So you need to download and install libxml2 into your OS, then compile your code.
Normally there will be some problem when you install libxml2. But hopefully you could get lucky.
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Osmo(1) Osmo(1)
NAME
Osmo - a handy personal organizer
SYNTAX
osmo [option]
DESCRIPTION
Osmo is a handy personal organizer, which includes calendar, tasks manager, address book and notes modules. It was designed to be a small,
easy to use and good looking PIM tool to help to manage personal information.
OPTIONS
-c, --calendar
Show small calendar window
-e, --check
Check for events since last run
-d, --days
Number of days to check forward for events (default: 0)
-s, --config=PATH
Set absolute path for settings and data files
-?, --help
Output help information and exit.
FILES
$HOME/.osmo/calendar_notes.xml - calendar groups and notes
$HOME/.osmo/config.xml - configuration
$HOME/.osmo/contacts_records.xml - contacts data
$HOME/.osmo/ical_files.xml - active iCalendar files
$HOME/.osmo/notes_entries.xml - notes list
$HOME/.osmo/notes/*.osm - notes data files
$HOME/.osmo/tasks_entries.xml - tasks data
EXAMPLES
To run this program the standard way type:
osmo
To run small calendar type:
osmo -c
To check events for two days since today type:
osmo -e -d 2
HOMEPAGE
http://clayo.org/osmo
AUTHORS
Tomasz Maka <pasp@users.sourceforge.net> (programming)
Piotr Maka <silloz@users.sourceforge.net> (programming)
Maja Kocon (http://pinky-babble.org) (graphics)
CONTRIBUTORS
Markus Dahms <mad@automagically.de> (LibSyncML support)
Nacho Alonso Gonzalez <nacho.alonso.gonzalez@gmail.com> (Windows port)
Tomasz Maka <pasp@users.sourceforge.net> 0.2.12 Osmo(1)