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Are there any Linux programs compatible with VJOURNAL?

So I self-host a CalDAV server and I make a lot of use of the VJOURNAL feature. The problem is, I use it on my phone with jtx Board + Davx5, and typing on it isn't the most comfortable experience (even tho i use flickboard). And I can't really find any software of that kind that would support my Linux PC.

So are there any programs for GNU/Linux that support VJOURNAL syncing? I'd preferably have it in my terminal and in nixpkgs but it's not necessary

So, is there such program? Or do I have to write something myself, or PR VJOURNAL support to something like vdirsyncer? If yes, could you provide some resources?

Thanks and have a nice day!

Edit: turns out vdirsyncer does support vjournal so I guess I'll just write a front-end for it

#caldav #radicale #vjournal #vdirsyncer
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Carlos Solís

Good and bad news: there are a few apps, but they're extremely recently made, they're CLI-only so far (the only exception, GNOME Evolution, supports VJOURNAL only partially) and they may or may not be vibe-coded, so test at your own risk:

douglasmoura.dev/introducing-chroncal

github.com/1bl4z3r/calcli

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Carlos Solís

ChronCal is almost certainly vibe-coded, given that it adds instructions for Omarchy specifically. CalCLI includes a web-app interface, which makes it easier to use, and potentially self-hostable.