It is the default calendar for Ubuntu Kylin.
But it can be used in other Linux desktop environment (such as KDE).
"Chinese calendar" is a Chinese traditional calendar for Ubuntu Kylin. You can find festivals and solar terms for China. In line with the Chinese using habit, it can help users to query date easily.
This is a personal fork from Launchpad to GitHub.
It has been unmaintained since 2017. So I uploaded its codes to GitHub, wishing the developers who care of Chinese lunar calendar desktop client may feel free to fork it.
As for now, once the window show up, it will be quickly crashed. (Arch Linux KDE)
Solved.
Firstly, you need qt5-base
and qt5-svg
to be installed.
Then ...
git clone https://github.com/whriedplanck/chinese-calendar
cd chinese-calendar
qmake PREFIX=/usr
make
make install
[x] Reorganized the structure of the folders and files.
[ ] Replace qmake with cmake. (Not sure)
[ ] Improve UI.
GPL-3.0 License