Re: [Evolution] Evolution-3.2.2: Opening calendar to a specified date?

[walt <w41ter gmail com>]

On 12/12/2011 11:29 PM, Milan Crha wrote:

> The correct approach is to get the time you
> want to see in evolution, convert it to UTC and with it call evolution.
> If your timezone in evolution matches the one used in the application
> you call evolution from, then you get the correct date, as expected.

My old (and satisfactory) way of opening evolution-calendar is now obsolete
with gnome3, and that is the real reason for all of my questions.

I have no idea how the new gnome-shell is intended to open the evolution
calendar, but for me it always opens to today's date -- and that is never
the way I want to use it.

I want to click on a specific date in the date applet in the gnome-shell
and then edit my evolution appointments for that date, not today's date.

I guess my real question is whether that old behavior is implemented in the
new gnome-shell (yet) or not.  For me, the behavior I actually see is a giant
step backward (along with several other 'features' of gnome3 unrelated to
evolution).

Thanks for answers and your patience :)