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+gcalcli is a Python application that allows you to access your Google
+Calendar from a command line. It's easy to get your agenda, search
+for events, and quickly add new events. Additionally gcalcli can be
+used as a reminder service to execute any application you want.
+
+Requirements: gdata, python-dateutil, and python-elementtree.
+
+Features:
+
+list your calendars
+show an agenda using a specified start/end time and date
+graphical calendar display (my paying homage to the remind application)
+search for past and/or future calendar events
+"quick add" new calendar events to your default calendar
+run as a cron job and execute a command for reminders
+work against specific calendars (by calendar type or calendar name regex)
+config file support for specifying program defaults
+colored output and unicode character support
+easy integration within shell scripts, cron, screen, conky, etc
+
+Not (Yet) Supported:
+
+import meeting.ics Outlook events
+add (non-quick) events with ability to set reminders, repeat, guests, etc
+configurable reminders (i.e. 30 mins before event every 5 mins)
+offline mode working from cached data
+
+The HOWTO here explains options in detail. Taken from:
+http://code.google.com/p/gcalcli/wiki/HowTo
+