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• DAVx⁵

  Modern and open-source CalDAV/CardDAV/Tasks synchronization adapter for Android devices

  Ideas, future talk, development

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  @KevinJW93 Thanks for the update! I will try it out and disable auto-correct, if possible.
• ICSx⁵

  Modern open-source Android app to subscribe to Webcal feeds/iCalendar files

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  @Jochen-Röhrig Thanks! Then the fix will be contained in the next release.
• CalDAV/CardDAV-related

  About CalDAV/CardDAV servers (including setup and configuration), other clients (mobile/desktop) and related software (like Android calendar and contact apps)

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  @hidde Thanks!
• Libraries

  cert4android, dav4android, ical4android, vcard4android

  cert4android

  dav4jvm

  ical4android

  vcard4android
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  @ccoenen Hello, I have merged it to https://gitlab.com/bitfireAT/ical4android/tree/support-categories. But it’s essentially the same as the first MR and only the first of the two things I have mentioned.
• GfxTablet

  Draw on your PC via your Android device

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  Ah. I didn’t address the moving window part. All I can think is sent data includes a scankey code to Grab Window. I use XFCE and it has ALT + Right-Mouse-Drag to move a window. I’m not sure how that would be fixed. Additionally, while you are frustrated, try to refrain from cursing or swearing when asking for help.
• Off-topic

  Everything else, including Android in general, other apps and protocols

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  It seems to be a bit old-fashioned, but I prefer paper calendars. One of the main reasons I like to use a paper planner to get organized is the ease of its use. Even if you’re tech savvy and don’t have any problems navigating apps and programs, digital planners still have a bit of a learning curve. Every app has a different way of working and a different navigation flow to find the tools you need. On top of that, many apps include space for a lot of detail that you actually don’t need such as location, notes, attachments, etc. But because those detail slots are there, you may feel like you need to spend time filling in that non-essential information. A paper planner is simpler. You just write in the event/appointment and the time. In most cases, you don’t need to write down a location because you know where the event is. I fond of their pdf-templates: https://onplanners.com/free-printable-calendars-pdf that’s perfect well-designed solution for paper calendar’s lovers.)