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Serverless syncing
And also this issue, which is probably more of a Radicale-DecSync issue: https://github.com/39aldo39/DecSync/issues/26
- Getting away from Google Calendar
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Peer-to-peer Calendar sync
There is Decsync This is basically a Text based Contacts/Calendars/Tasks/Memos version control. You can sync the folder with any way. The closest to what you want would be syncthing which is a file sync tool which works without a server if you are in the same local network. If you are only reachable via Internet, you can choose to use a discovery server (public options available) to connect both.
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Mozilla Thunderbird Beta now supports Matrix chat
How much would you be willing to pay for it?
I provide Matrix hosting (as well as XMPP and ActivityPub Mastodon) on Communick [0].
At the moment I'm more focused on taking these services to offer custom domain hosting, and personally I've been staying away from servers and using DecSync [1] + syncthing to get my calendars and contacts on my devices [2], so I haven't thought about adding a DAV server to the mix on Communick. But if you tell me there is any actual demand, I would definitely consider it.
[1] https://github.com/39aldo39/DecSync
[2] https://raphael.lullis.net/thinking-heads-are-not-in-the-clo...
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Ask HN: How to move away from Google
I wrote a bit about it at a blog post [0]. My idea is to substitute the "cloud"(i.e, you data and applications running someone else's computers) for a "lake" of your own devices where you can replicate and synchonize the data, and use native, free applications for each of the devices that you have.
So, for hardware
- Workstations: Linux
- Mobile: /e/OS [1]
For software:
- GDrive -> Syncthing for the documents, LibreOffice on workstations, simple document viewers on mobile
- Email: My own domain, service provided by namecheap, costs ~20€/year.
- Contacts, Calendar -> Syncthing to synchonize the files between the devices, and https://github.com/39aldo39/DecSync as a calendar provider on thunderbird (workstation) and k-mail (mobile)
- App Store: F-Droid for most software, and the odd exception (Berlin ticket's) that is not F/OSS I use the /e/OS store (which proxies some of the apps from Google into their own store)
- Maps: MagicEarth (works well, uses OSM data, can do navigation decently and allows to choose download maps to keep offline). One of these days I will try again to self-host a tiling server, but I'm not sure what I would do for navigation.
- Messaging: Matrix/Element is my main client, I also have XMPP. Both are hosted by communick, the "professional managed service" that I run [2]. I also have Telegram (FOSS client) on mobile, but I've been meaning to implement the bridge on communick so that I can ditch the client. I use hangouts only on the computer if and only if the other party is not available on the preferred methods.
- Search: Brave search is working well. I preferred Brave over DDG because Brave is building their own index. If you think your queries are not giving you good results, you can turn on "Google mixing", where they make a (proxied) query to Google and show their results mixed with their own.
[0]: https://raphael.lullis.net/thinking-heads-are-not-in-the-clo...
[1]: https://e.foundation
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Alternative to Microsoft To Do?
Check out https://github.com/39aldo39/DecSync for the instructions.
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Show HN: Matrix-CRDT – real-time collaborative apps using Matrix as backend
For calendar I would say: https://github.com/39aldo39/DecSync + https://syncthing.net/ and for sharing with someone you would run some web client on VPS talking to https://github.com/39aldo39/Radicale-DecSync
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Calendar and Contact Sync Tools
DecSync - Using file synchronization software like Syncthing, DecSync can synchronize RSS, contacts, and calendars without a server.
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F*ck Google, here are some self-hosted alternatives.
As for RSS, there's a fork of spaRSS for Android and Feedreader for Linux which uses Decsync to synchronize to a local directory. You just sync your spaRSS feed to a local directory on your phone, sync that directory to your PC, then use the same directory for FeedReader on your PC.
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Syncthing: Syncing All the Things
shoutout to DecSync (https://github.com/39aldo39/DecSync) to use Syncthing with your CalDAV/CardDAV contacts/calendars/tasks and sync local RSS feeds across devices. I don't really use nextcloud anymore for stuff that is only for myself and does not need to be shared
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