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Me again 😃

Using a non-monospace font, the circle highlighting the current date looks slightly off for me. See the attached screenshot. Used font: Overpass 10.

Suggestions for solving this:
a) Force the usage of a monospaced font.
b) Resize the calendar widget so it is a perfect multiple of columns and rows in pixel width/height.

I have a working patch for b). If you are interested, I can open a PR.

This is obviously quite nitpicking so feel free to close the issue if you think it isn't enough of a problem.

Galendae seems to look for galendae.conf instead of galendaerc, presumably since commit d5377b1. This should be reflected in the README.

By the way, highly enjoying galendae, keep up your great work!

Tested using gcc version 7.2.0, Galendae does not compile because 'SIGTERM' is undeclared. The header file <signal.h> needs to be included in src/instance.c.

Hello, I know this package is fairly old but I've noticed that you are still active so I'll still raise this issue.

I do not know if it's SwayWM related or Galendae itself, but changing the position value in ~/.config/galendae/galendae.conf it ignores it and still spawns a window in the middle of the screen. And it does not matter if galendae is called from terminal, a launcher or by clicking in a status bar.

I do know that galendae does not ignore the configuration file itself as it changes the colors, fonts, etc.

# ~/.config/galendae/galendae.conf
undecorated=1
position=mouse
x_offset=0
y_offset=0

My system:

OS: Arch Linux x86_64 
Kernel: 6.5.9-arch2-1 
WM: sway

Could this be related to default swaywm window rules and I have to somehow force galendae's settings in window rules? Thank you

Please, add a config option start_week

start_week=monday
or
start_week=sunday

in Brazil, the calendar is organized with Sunday starting the week

Hi,

Just notice there is no make install option for this great little galendae. How should one install this into the system correctly?