For your laptop, might give Thunderbird a go. It's old school but it still works well.
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I use a caldav calendar on my server. Clients sync with it. I use on linux: gnome calendar, windows: thunderbird, android: simple calendar
I have been using calendar.txt for about 2 years now. Works fine and easy to sync.
Cheers. Will have a look.
We started with plain text. Then everything got more complicated, and everything came with its own incrutable DB. Now we've come full circle: todo.txt, calendar.txt, plain text markup documents[^1].
Some things don't need to be more complex than they are.
[^1]: Some people never left simple and straightforward, but it feels like the Eternal September happened, and fewer people stayed with simple, and now it's getting popular again.
Wait til they find the security enhancements of the analog pen and paper
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Ta. Will have a look. Why would you recommend it?
Encryption is my guess? All tuta recs should include the 3-month requirement It may be less now, but I remember they use to close accounts that were inactive for some small time period
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