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Dec 23 03:08:19 <brolin_empey> The asker already left, presumably because they are too impatient, but, if I recall correctly, Maemo 5 stores the user calendar in an SQLite database file?  It has been five years since I obsoleted my N900 and switched to Android and Google Calendar, though.
Dec 23 03:12:30 <brolin_empey> It has also been twenty years this month since the final release of Windows 2000 and Quake III: Arena.  Gigabit Ethernet was introduced in 1999 too but I do not know when in 1999.
Dec 23 03:25:14 <brolin_empey> A large part of the reason I got into GNU+Linux in the first place was because Windows 4.x (marketing names: Windows 95, Windows 98.  And Windows Me but I did not use it on my own computer until, I think, around 2005 or later.) had a terrible user experience and often crashed or otherwise became unusable.  Windows NT 4 was stable but lacked too many features of Windows 98.  Windows 2000 fixed that.  Windows XP Professional improved upon Windows 2000 
Dec 23 03:25:14 <brolin_empey> Professional a lot but many users had the crippled and lame Windows XP Home Edition.
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Dec 23 13:59:09 <DocScrutinizer05> brolin_empey: I recommend untaring a backup tarball, should have calendar (among others) in a presumably useful format
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