Ask HN: How do you quickly add calendar events in Linux?
I'm coming from Mac with Fantastical installed. With that I could quickly add an event to my calendar by opening Fantastical's quick add menu (a single click in the mac menubar, or a keyboard shortcut) and typing a natural language description of the event "Call with Mike tomorrow at 10am EST".
I'm finding a lot of friction when trying to add events in Linux. So far, the only ways I really have are to open up Evolution, which is very bulky for such a quick task, or open the Nextcloud calendar web app, which also takes quite a bit of time.
Are there any faster always-on tools for adding an event to a calendar in Linux with a single keyboard shortcut or click? Any good menu-bar apps for interacting with calendars? What do you use?
I'm finding a lot of friction when trying to add events in Linux. So far, the only ways I really have are to open up Evolution, which is very bulky for such a quick task, or open the Nextcloud calendar web app, which also takes quite a bit of time.
Are there any faster always-on tools for adding an event to a calendar in Linux with a single keyboard shortcut or click? Any good menu-bar apps for interacting with calendars? What do you use?