Bleah, Python dev working on that hasn't actually finished his code for the Egyptian system. KDE has a project out there trying to make KCalendar think that way, but not for event scheduling, I don't think.
You might try looking around the public iCal sharing sites for astronomical calendars, importing those into your copy of iCal, and working backwards from there. Google Calendar has public calendars for moon phase and public sunrise/ sunset that you can load into iCal, for instance.
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Date: 2011-07-17 03:14 am (UTC)You might try looking around the public iCal sharing sites for astronomical calendars, importing those into your copy of iCal, and working backwards from there. Google Calendar has public calendars for moon phase and public sunrise/ sunset that you can load into iCal, for instance.