Marcus Bains line
The Marcus Bains line is a line that shows the current time in many calendar applications and PIM suites. Usually, it is a red horizontal line showing at the location of the current time in the "day" or "week" views of a calendar, sometimes complemented with the current time.
History[edit]
From at least September 2000 on, there has been a patch for ical to show the Marcus Bains line.[1] Gradually other programs such as Korganizer, Evolution and Google Calendar started supporting the line, either through patches, third-party scripts or natively. Many commercial programs implementing it kept the red colour. The name is used in iCal and Novell Evolution[2]
External links[edit]
- ↑ Ali Rahimi (2009-10-03) [2000-10-20], Marcus Bains Line: A Necessary Feature for Every Calendar Program, archived from the original on 2014-03-06, retrieved 2014-03-04 Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ Novell Doc: Evolution 2.24 User Guide - Marcus Bains Line
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