Unix has a calendar capability. If you have a file called .calendar in your home directory on a Unix system, when dates and events come due that are listed in that file the system can be so arranged that a user will get email reminders about those events. That particular function of Unix most definitely present in freebsd has been responsible for saving marriages because husbands didn't forget their aniverserary dates among other dates. In these other versions of unix, the calendar management can get done without having to use emacs or python as an example.
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