Setup Calendar Widget to track events

[Sporarum]

I’ve been using Plasma 6 Wayland on NixOS without issue so far
(managing plasma directly, not through plasma-manager)

When I click on the digital clock widget, it shows a calendar:

And it seems like it should be possible to add my own events on there:

• “it is possible to display calendar events in the calendar view of the clock widget” Events missing in the calendar widget (and analogue clock widget)
• “Digital clock widget, when clicked, shows also calendar and events if those are enabled in settings.” https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=474063
• “the UI that is the popup of digital clock” Updating Event Calendar Widget - #14 by krake

But I do not find the setting for it, here is what shows up when I click on “Configure Digital Clock”:

None of these options seem related to calendar events.

Do I have some package missing which if present would enable this ?
Did I miss an option somewhere ?

Any help appreciated !

[Krovikan]

Alternate Calendar, Astronomical Events and Holidays are the only options available.

You can use Kalarm (is available in KDE Gear) for custom events:

Regards

[Sporarum]

@Krovikan

Alternate Calendar, Astronomical Events and Holidays are the only options available.

Are you sure ?

Taken from one of the examples above:

It seems unlikely there would be so many Calendar/Astronomical Events/Holidays, and would be a bit weird to blur them out, no ?

Furthermore, I found this between posting and now:
“Does Merkuro calendar work with Plasma’s digital clock calendar widget?: Yes.”

GitHub - KDE/merkuro: Merkuro is a application suite designed to make...

Kalarm seems to be designed for audio notifications, and the linked page does not mention calendar applications
“Support for multiple alarm calendars” looks like it refers moreso to groups of alarms, so that you can partition which alarms you share between devices, and which you do not

[Sporarum]

I tried installing Merkuro as both a system package (configuration.nix) and a user package (home.nix), and, even after a restart, neither added “enable PIM Events Plugin” in “right-clicking on the digital clock → Configure digital clock… → Calendar”
(as described in GitHub - KDE/merkuro: Merkuro is a application suite designed to make handling your emails, calendars, contacts, and tasks simple. · GitHub)

[skyfishgoo]

to integrate your calendar events into the digital clock calendar you need this package

kdepim-addons

using your package manager.

you will also need to install one of the calendar applications from discover

merkuro

korganizer

and create your events in them or try to link them up to google

it’s and adventure, good luck.