Kalendar app won't run?

[victorcleaner]

After installing the all the QT5 & SqLite dev tools + dependencies (mesa, etc...), both qmake & make ran without errors. The Kalendar binary file in the /src folder shows up as "unknown" file type, and is set as executable, too.
OS is Linux Mint 20 Cinn x64, and for some reason the Kalendar file will not run or open... ???
Not sure what is happening, but Timeshift Restored twice reinstall dev tools again, and qmake/make, but still will not run or open. No ~/kalendar folder was created; however, I wasn't sure if that happened after running the app?
Please help,
V

[kalimba666]

Same here:
qmake -> "Info: creating stash file /home/username/Downloads/kalendar-master/src/.qmake.stash
Project ERROR: Unknown module(s) in QT: core gui widgets"

And because of that, I cannot run make. any solution here? I put the zip file in Downloads and extracted it there, too.

[victorcleaner]

What I was saying, is that 'Qmake' did work without errors, and so did 'Make', within the /kalendar-master/src folder.
However, there is a Kalendar(Shared Library), Kalendar.pro(Qt QMake Profile), and Kalendar.pro.user.3148a8b(Markup) file then created within that /kalendar-master/src folder, along with many other files. Only the Kalendar.pro.user.3148a8b file is recognied as an executable file, and it does not 'run' with the Autorun Prompt. (Verified that Executable was checked within permissions.) Double-clicked, the prompt window opens with the options 'run in terminal' / 'display' / 'cancel' / 'run', and 'run' does nothing.
I wish the creator would please respond... what am I missing, within Linux Mint 20.1 Cinnamon 64-bit? Everything else worked to Qmake & Make, but the exec file won't 'run' to open the program.

[cybergrunge-ops]

same issue for me on debian-buster

[victorcleaner]

After installing the all the QT5 & SqLite dev tools + dependencies (mesa, etc...), both qmake & make ran without errors. The Kalendar binary file in the /src folder shows up as "unknown" file type, and is set as executable, too. OS is Linux Mint 20 Cinn x64, and for some reason the Kalendar file will not run or open... ??? Not sure what is happening, but Timeshift Restored twice reinstall dev tools again, and qmake/make, but still will not run or open. No ~/kalendar folder was created; however, I wasn't sure if that happened after running the app? Please help, V

[victorcleaner]

Still seeking a more private 'offline' calendar app, I tried this again, & it actually worked this time, on Linux Mint 21.3 Cinnamon.
Download the 'kalendar-master.zip' & Extract.
Right-Click w/in the 'src' folder, then 'Open in Terminal'
& run commands 'qmake' then 'make' from the terminal.

If the author would implement a 'search feature', I would use this app every day. ( PLEASE update w/ a search feature.)

Also, it has a single setting called 'Delete all events older than (months): 2' & keeps defaulting to 2, w/ a max of 99 typed, or if the arrows are used, it stops at 120. ( i.e. 10-years ) I'd like several decades to access; but, regardless it keeps defaulting to 2-months...?

Another issue is an error in importing '.ics' files. Seems many 2015 dates are importing as 2025. ( I realize this is old, however. ) Also, it asks under what category-tag I want to import events. Would be nice if it recognized category-tags & imported them along with each event, & created those new category-tags in the 'category manager'.

Lastly, the 'show only' function under the 'edit' menu, shows one category at a time, but doesn't appear to have a 'show-all' option to return to viewing all-categories at once, again.

Noticed that Kilo-Delta-Echo has since 'used' the name of your app, too...

I swear if these simple changes were made, many would be greatful, running a local-offline calendar, & delete all PIMs.

Please consider updating this great Calendar app.