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I do use khal and sync it with my google calendar. I haven’t figured out multi-calendar sync just yet (work/personal/wife), but, it’s on my list.
Contact management (lbdb), numerous task managers, calendars, Emacs org-mode, vimwiki, schedulers, and more.
remind, calendar, and taskwarrior come to mind.
Spec for a tool I want written but am too lazy to make happen: journal - an append-only personal log. Timestamps all input and appends it to a log file. Inputs can be either arguments to the command, or read from stdin if piped to. Log file should be parseable with grep and other coreutils, but an indexed option might be useful for time range queries.
To write: systemd-cat -t mylogs To read: journalctl -t mylogs --since yesterday
Spec for a tool I want written but am too lazy to make happen: journal - an append-only personal log. Timestamps all input and appends it to a log file. Inputs can be either arguments to the command, or read from stdin if piped to. Log file should be parseable with grep and other coreutils, but an indexed option might be useful for time range queries.
I’ve used this for a few years now and it’s pretty solid.
I've been looking for a kanban tool for which I can own the data (self hosted), and preferably that the data is a human manipulated format (Markdown ideally). Does anyone know of something like that? I haven't found a satisfactory solution so I've been building one, but I keep feeling like I'm wasting my time and that there must be something else available. In any case I am planning on releasing it as a desktop app a…
It's a bit fresh and needs to be fully fleshed out, but it's functional!
Unrelated ask: Does anyone know of a good way to filter my Outlook 365/IMAP inbox using rules running on my Linux box? I want more complex and easily maintainable rules than what I can get via Outlook.
It basically acts as a translation layer between Microsoft protocols and open protocols. I usually run it as a local systemd user service.
My only issue is with MFA. To set it up you'll need to dig through the stdout/logs to get the initial "add app"/Auth URL. After that the push notifications from the Microsoft Authenticator work as expected.
If you're not using push based MFA I'm not sure if it'll work, you might need to dig through the logs to grab the URL each time. If it was me I'd probably setup another script to sit watching the log, extract the MFA URL and send a notification with lib notify.
So yeah, a little janky to set up (yay for proprietary protocols) but you can then use whatever email client you like and manipulate it as you need.
khal looks quite cool. Does anyone have some experience with it?
I also highly recommend khard, which manages contacts.
I've been looking for a kanban tool for which I can own the data (self hosted), and preferably that the data is a human manipulated format (Markdown ideally). Does anyone know of something like that? I haven't found a satisfactory solution so I've been building one, but I keep feeling like I'm wasting my time and that there must be something else available. In any case I am planning on releasing it as a desktop app a…
Easy installation. Can be run locally using a php web server.
Unrelated ask: Does anyone know of a good way to filter my Outlook 365/IMAP inbox using rules running on my Linux box? I want more complex and easily maintainable rules than what I can get via Outlook.