Desktop equivalent for jtx Board (syncing Journals/Notes/Tasks via CalDAV)
I’ve been using jtx Board on Android to manage my journals and tasks, syncing everything through a Baïkal CalDAV server. It works perfectly, but I’m struggling to find a desktop equivalent. Most desktop calendar apps handle VTODO fine, but they completely…
I’ve been using jtx Board on Android to manage my journals and tasks, syncing everything through a Baïkal CalDAV server. It works perfectly, but I’m struggling to find a desktop equivalent. Most desktop calendar apps handle VTODO fine, but they completely ignore VJOURNAL entries. I’m hoping to find a desktop client that doesn't skip over VJOURNAL. Has anyone found a native desktop app (Linux/Windows) that actually reads and writes VJOURNAL entries via CalDAV? Or am I stuck running the Android app via Waydroid? Any advice or "hidden gems" would be greatly appreciated! EDIT: I just made my monstrosity public if it helps anyone out here, and it is a bunch of Python files. https://github.com/1bl4z3r/calcli
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If you've started on your VibeCoding journey, please do let me know, I will use your solution
I have tried evolution. Sadly, it too gives a middle stump
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This issue ain't gonna be fixed, will it?
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They usually take their time even replying so I have no idea 🤷🏻♂️
I just made mine public, and I was targeting Baikal as well. 🥲 Still I would love to see your implementation
I've been looking for something like this forever.
In the year of our lord of Vibe-coding, I'm sad to see no one has a crude prototype as well.
Honestly I'd be good with a web page with a UI that works for desktop and even that doesn't exist yet. At this point am on the verge of vibe coding such a thing.
ive been in the same boat waydroid is the only workaround i found for now
https://github.com/bulwarkmail/webmail/issues/504
thunderbird ignores vjournal too sadly. maybe try evolution since it has some caldav support but not sure it handles journals either.
I have one I've been working on, but its a web client. My goal has been a client for all of the Baikal features. Right now it's not a public repo, and has some bugs I'm trying to shake out, but if you're interested, I can make it public.
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