KDE Jewish/Israeli holiday files: the dev needs our help!

[Shlomo Solomon]

Don't forget the differences out of the country - 2 days for most religious 
holidays (except for Yom Kippur and Purim and Chanuka). Also the 2 days of 
Simchat Torah out of the country are called Simchat Torah and Shmini Atzeret 
(here they're both the same day).

On Wednesday 19 May 2010, Dotan Cohen wrote:
> >From the Korganizer dev:
> >
> > For 4.5 however things are changing.  The KDE holiday region files now
> > support any KDE calendar system, including Hebrew, so I will be adding
> > new separate files for the Israeli civil holidays and Jewish religious
> > holidays in both English and Hebrew.  We can even have separate files for
> > Orthodox and Western holidays if needed.  I need to get moving with those
> > files, any help would be appreciated :-)
> >
> > basically we need to decide how many different files to split them
> > into (Civil/Religious, Western/Israeli, English/Hebrew, etc) so users can
> > choose exactly what they want to display, select which holidays go into
> > each file, define what the rules are for each holiday, then make sure the
> > library can cope with the rules.
> 
> So, first question: how many files are needed? I personally think that
> a Jewish file (for religious holidays) and an Israeli file (for
> national holidays) would be enough. As we are a small people, I would
> even accept an argument that they should both be in a single file.
> What say you?
> 


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Shlomo Solomon
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