I do not know what to think of it. I did a similar test with smem, but the results were somewhat different. It took about 4 hours and USS was generally stable at around 7.5 MB, but I have noted one sudden dive to 4 MB, and back to 7.5 MB 15 minutes later. Swap was 0 all that time.

Your 15 MB also seems a bit high compared to my results, especially considering that the views are populated on demand (so no events should be loaded if the window was never shown after restarting). I've got a schedule of some movie festival, which contains 453 entries, most of which are in the same week, and with all views (month, week, agenda) open on that week plus 60 tasks and 2 notes, USS was 12 MB.

Maybe those tools are just not completely reliable? I have no idea, never used them before.



The recurrence editor is not finished yet. One of the things that are waiting to be added is support for exceptions. It will allow to "delete" single occurrences in the editor, but currently I do not know if there will be something like a quick shortcut in the context menu.

The calendar database seems to have a place to store categories, but from what I have read in that bug report, they will not be synchronized, if that's what you're also after (Qalendar is not the thing which does the sync). Anyway, I added it to my todo.

Yes, the ringing alarm dialog is not a part of Qalendar.

I don't get it. I thought an alarm for a task can be set in both Calendar and Qalendar.

The translations are managed at https://www.transifex.com/projects/p/qalendar/, so the easiest way is to create an account there, request a language and translate using the online editor or Qt Linguist.



The relation is that they are the outcome of nonexistent time-based autorefreshing. I have not done anything about it for today's update, because I feel like I need to give the mechanics behind it some more thought and on the other hand I did not want to wait any longer to publish the fix for the crash.



I'd do it as int_ua says. I don't think it is possible to mark a single event as private without changing more than Qalendar.



Nope, it is already fixed. Thanks for the backtrace.



Qalendar 0.6.2 has just arrived. Nothing big, just more polish and less bugs.

• Show calendar type in event and task details.
• Scroll to and highlight the selected calendar when opening the calendar picker.
• Treat event end dates as non-inclusive, which fixes misinterpretation of some events as multi-day.
• Event time icons display only the starting time for zero-length events.
• Added a note that the time in the alarm picker is the amount of time before the event.
• Pop up a notice when trying to go to previous/next event and it is not possible.
• Fixed unexpected looping when trying to go the next event from the last existing event for the second time.
• Fixed outdated scroll hints and possible crash when no non-all-day events are present in the week view.
• Fixed zero-length events at midnight not appearing in the week view.
• Updated translations.