
Description
All your meetings live in Outlook, but checking the afternoon means switching to Outlook, clicking Calendar and back, dozens of times a day. Outlook on the Desktop embeds the Outlook calendar directly on your desktop wallpaper, so minimizing everything shows your whole week.
It’s a small open-source tool hosting the real Outlook view, not a read-only snapshot: double-click to add appointments, drag to reschedule, or switch to inbox, tasks, contacts or notes, with adjustable opacity.
Desktop calendar:Always visible.
Live editing:Add and drag appointments.
Views:Calendar, inbox, tasks, contacts, notes.
Multiple instances:Several views at once.
Opacity:Blend with the wallpaper.
Open source:On GitHub.
It’s a small open-source tool hosting the real Outlook view, not a read-only snapshot: double-click to add appointments, drag to reschedule, or switch to inbox, tasks, contacts or notes, with adjustable opacity.
Features
Desktop calendar:Always visible.
Live editing:Add and drag appointments.
Views:Calendar, inbox, tasks, contacts, notes.
Multiple instances:Several views at once.
Opacity:Blend with the wallpaper.
Open source:On GitHub.
Tags:calendar

