Which is also available on Haikuports (but is not yet added to HaikuDepot).
To avoid confusion: on Haikuports there is the source code of the plain version of Remember.
I used this app since my BeOS days, more than a decade ago, and I always felt the lack of an easy way to organize the Events, due to the fact that you have to manually edit the advanced attributes inside Tracker, and you also have to mess when you have to insert dates. So, around this app (the *.hpkg is available for download below) I made some utilities, like eg an event maker (a GUI script based on hdialog) which also check and suggests the current status of the Remember app:
In the following *.hpkg I also implemented the making of advanced attributes for these event files, so you can easily and precisely find the content of your events (I also added a dedicated query template):
I didn’t touched excessively the source code: I just added another icon and i removed the annoying notification which was showed every time that Remeber is started.
Well, nowadays Haiku rev Alpha4 is not only old, but also obsolete, and I don’t have a way (no dedicated partition) to install this version on my computer. I’m not also sure that the newer source code of Remember (available on Haikuports) would be able to compile on Alpha 4; furthermore, directories’s paths on A4, are different from the current nightly builds and I can’t assure a correct/proper operation of the whole application.
Just out of curiosity: why you need a binary for Alpha 4? The current nightly builds are far better on more fronts
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The nightlies are not that stable, so I don’t rely on them yet for daily use.[/quote]
Well: I use nightlies (updating them via pkgman update - since the package system is available) as main OS on my computer since years, and I never encountered any major issue of stability; nightlies also include many bug fixes and enhancements compared to Haiku Alpha 4 (which was released @ November 2012!)
if you experienced trouble with the nightlies, I encourage you to report trouble/bugs/whatever on https://dev.haiku-os.org because the best way to improve the user experience is to communicate with the developers
