GNOME Calendar

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Runs on Linux.

GNOME Calendar is ranked #58 of 197 in calendar apps on The Geeks Club. It runs on Linux. There is a free plan.

GNOME Calendar plans and pricing

GNOME Calendar Free Unlimited calendars · unlimited events · Linux Flatpak apps.gnome.org · 5 Oct 2026

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Purpose: GNOME Calendar helps people plan and keep track of meetings, appointments, public events, travel logistics, and other commitments.
Views: It provides an infinitely scrolling month view, a week timetable, and a scheduling list view.
Calendars and events: Users can create and manage unlimited calendars and events.
Online services: It can add calendars from Nextcloud, Google Calendar, and CalDAV or WebDAV servers to synchronize events across devices and platforms.
Offline use: GNOME Calendar supports local and offline calendaring.
Technology: The app builds on the Evolution data server to manage large quantities of events and integrate with other applications.
Installation: The official app page links to Flathub to install the latest version.
Cost: Flathub lists Calendar as Free.
Accessibility: The listed version 50.0 changes include accessibility fixes and improvements throughout the app.
Recent changes: Version 50.0 added attendee display in the event editor and removed support for sound-only alarms.
Support: The app page links to a Matrix community chat for help and to GitLab for feedback and issue reports.
Project: The GNOME Project says it was founded in 1997 by Miguel de Icaza and Federico Mena and is backed by the nonprofit GNOME Foundation.
Price from: Free

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