Post Adi5K47DgfSl4x0clM by billiam@shitposter.club
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 (DIR) Post #Adi2guWdD32W8L64v2 by karna@poa.st
       2024-01-10T17:12:10.928166Z
       
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       Baikal + davx5 + fossify calendar is pretty comfy
       
 (DIR) Post #Adi5K47DgfSl4x0clM by billiam@shitposter.club
       2024-01-10T17:41:39.617001Z
       
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       @karna do you really need all 3? what's the point of the first two?
       
 (DIR) Post #Adi5eDp1JBdIyU6jwG by karna@poa.st
       2024-01-10T17:45:18.634876Z
       
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       @billiam Baikal as a caldav/carddav server on a home server. Thats good enough for calendaring and address book apps on gnu/linux and macos.  oid doesnt have the best compatibility with carddav though so you need the second one as an adapter that can feed androids calendaring system.​  The third one is just to replace google calendar, its not strictly necessary.
       
 (DIR) Post #Adi5nJuA3sreRkqoFs by Rwoeidk@poa.st
       2024-01-10T17:46:57.237936Z
       
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       @karna @billiam Don't keep a calendar, let life flow by
       
 (DIR) Post #Adi75nQx72TFCBYwVs by karna@poa.st
       2024-01-10T18:01:29.934001Z
       
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       @billiam I should add, I wanted to have synchronized calendars (that I control) between my own devices, and shared calendars with other people as well which is why I wanted a central calendar server like baikal