06-16-2015, 03:27 AM
Hi tonybaker,
Welcome to LinuxLite and congrats to your courage!
You won't regret it.
I'm not using remind myself, just had a quick look.
If you only have 'remind' installed then you would need to use the remind scripting language in a terminal/ on the command line to use it. However there is a graphical frontend available, called tkremind. If you install this you should get a menu entry and a graphical interface as soon as you start it.
If you need any help, please don't hesitate to post back again.
All the best and lots of fun with LL
Welcome to LinuxLite and congrats to your courage!
You won't regret it.I'm not using remind myself, just had a quick look.
If you only have 'remind' installed then you would need to use the remind scripting language in a terminal/ on the command line to use it. However there is a graphical frontend available, called tkremind. If you install this you should get a menu entry and a graphical interface as soon as you start it.
If you need any help, please don't hesitate to post back again.
All the best and lots of fun with LL