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[Mathieu Trudel-Lapierre <mathieu.tl@xxxxxxxxx>]

This appears to be as being fixed in Oneiric (Ubuntu 11.10).

Although I agree we could do more (indicator ?), I'm not sure what else
needs to be done. I've just been able to confirm in precise (though the
packages in Oneiric as extremely similar, unlikely that there is any
difference impacting alarms) that alarms cause both the alarm dialog to
pop up in front of all windows, despite evolution to be closed (but e
-calendar-factory needs to be running, but that's "obvious"), and it
also causes a notification bubble to show up. The persistent trace would
be the evolution alarm dialog that pops up. Any reason that this is not
sufficient, besides the fact that a window popping up might be annoying
for some?

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Title:
  Evolution does not show persistent alarms in Unity

Status in “evolution” package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Binary package hint: evolution

  In 10.10 and before, Evolution alarms would appear in the system tray. With Unity, there is no persistent trace of alarms associated with calendar events after the notification bubble has disappeared.
  I think this is a regression: I trusted this function to remind me of important appointments, but unless I am in front of my screen at the appropriate moment (when the notification bubble appears) I am not made aware of these appointments. 
   
  The workaround is to whitelist evolution-alarm-notify. But presumably there needs to be a solution that integrates better with Unity, perhaps a message in the message indicator and the icon turning blue, or the date-time glowing blue and appointment flashing under the date-time menu?

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