#calendar

· 3d ago

FediSuite 2.0 is live! 🎉Your Fediverse Management Platform If you run several Fediverse accounts, you might know the feeling: an idea is sitting in a note somewhere, a scheduled post is in another tab, and the numbers end up somewhere else again. I wanted to bring it all together. The new #Planner takes a post from the first idea to publication. #Drafts save automatically. In the #ContentCalendar, you can see scheduled posts by month or week and move them to another time. #Campaigns group posts around a topic or event. Coloured #labels help you stay organised without ever appearing as hashtags. After publishing, the searchable #archive helps you find and reuse your work. You can turn older posts into new drafts, collect evergreen content and spot posts that have become interesting again. #ContentAnalysis compares formats, text lengths, links and more. Hints based on your own data appear while you write, and the #calendar shows promising time slots. For Mastodon-compatible accounts, the new #CommunityAnalysis shows which accounts interact with your posts, who is new and who keeps coming back. #Favourites, #boosts and #replies stay separate. These are ideas to try, not promises of more reach. There’s a lot of work under the hood, too: access tokens for connected accounts are now stored encrypted, sessions expire, and one-time links have better protection. FediSuite is still open source, free to use, without ads or trackers, and available to self-host. The web app supports more than 20 Fediverse platforms. Give it a try: https://www.fedisuite.com/ I’d love to hear your thoughts and ideas. And if something isn’t working quite right, please tell me that too. 💜 #FediSuite #FediSuite2 #Fediverse #OpenSource #selfhosted #mastodon #friendica #pixelfed #bizzfed #peertube #vutuv #loops

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This Is My Glasgow @thisismyglasgow@mastodon.scot

· 2w ago

I'm happy to say my collection of 2027 calendars is now available. You can buy them online here (and we can ship to most places in the world): https://www.thisismyglasgow.com/product-category/calendar/ They'll also be available at my pop-up stall in the St Enoch Centre in Glasgow this Saturday (26th September), and at a few other markets I'll be doing over the next couple of months. There's also a seventh one that's not shown here, and which features ghost signs from around Glasgow. #glasgow #architecture #calendar

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Calendar – This Is My Glasgow

Lisa Miguez @grafxbylisa@mstdn.ca

· 1mo ago

There have been many highs and sadly, a tragic low this Swainson's Hawk season in YYC. But as season end draws near in just a few weeks time, I am hopeful the family will complete their trek south safely and successfully return home in 2027. In the meantime, I have just released my printable 2027 Project Hawk calendars. Check it out here: https://grafxbylisa.com/shop/product/ph-bwc2027calendars/ #birds #birdOfPrey #calendar #2027calendar #download #printable #swainsonsHawks

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Self-Hosted Feed @selfhosted_bot@fd.mrmave.work

· 2mo ago

📅 fmeringdal/nettu-scheduler A self-hosted calendar and scheduler server. Provides a self-hosted REST API for calendar and booking app development with multi-tenancy and integrations ⭐ Stars: 561 📅 Last Update: Jul 24, 2026 https://github.com/fmeringdal/nettu-scheduler #selfhosted #homelab #selfhost #selfhosting #opensource #calendar #scheduler

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openSUSE Linux @opensuse@fosstodon.org

· 3mo ago

Looking for an #opensource alternative to #Microsoft Exchange? This #oSC26 video about #grommunio shows how they built a full #enterprise collaboration appliance on #openSUSE 16.0. #email, #calendar, #contacts, and #mobile sync, all out of the box. https://youtu.be/JZ_KWuG4Stg?si=T5SHob9qDKqqhcsK

openSUSE Conference 2026 - openSUSE & grommunio - The Exchange alternative

Nora Bell @Nora@snowebell.cc

· 3mo ago

I cancelled on my friend today. We were supposed to go play board games at a cafe. It's been weeks, because I keep pushing it off. I cancelled to work on a project, the project is due tomorrow, it had to get done, but I could've probably set aside a couple hours. I mean, hell breaks are important right? My therapist told me it isn't bad to procrastinate if it works for you. And it does, work for me that is. I need to be more mindful about it though. I need to plan my procrastination. It […]

I cancelled on my friend today. We were supposed to go play board games at a cafe. It’s been weeks, because I keep pushing it off. I cancelled to work on a project, the project is due tomorrow, it had to get done, but I could’ve probably set aside a couple hours. I mean, hell breaks are important right? My therapist told me it isn’t bad to procrastinate if it works for you. And it does, work for me that is. I need to be more mindful about it though. I need to plan my procrastination. It isn’t cool to cancel on someone I’ve had plans with for over a week because I failed to properly plan out when to work on my project. That’s not fair to anyone. I’ve always struggled with time management. It sucks cuz like, I know what I’m supposed to do. I’m supposed to keep an agenda, and fill my calendar, and block out time to do things. In 2026 I’ve got an app that I selfhost which would allow me to do ALL of that, and sync it between my laptop, desktop, and tablet. Yet I don’t use it. I never even hecking touch it. WHAT THE heck NORA? You ever know the solution to all your problems and understand that it’s to just be a completely different person? I wouldn’t be my friend, that sucks. I need to do better. I talk all kinds of heck about my other friends being flaky too, and look at me doing the thing that I’m always hecking about. I know I’m not some awful person, or some heckhole. I just also recognize what a good friend looks like and I’m not that. A good friend shows up when they say they will. A good friend holds space, when someone needs help. A good friend makes time to be with their loved ones. A good friend doesn’t overprioritize ease to the detriment of their relationships. A good friend keeps in contact, and doesn’t wait to be called upon. A good friend reaches out, and doesn’t let anxiety keep them from their loved ones. A good friend reschedules, when things won’t work out quite right. A good friend takes care to do these things before they’re too late. When I started this post I had it titled “I might be a shitty friend”. I want to try to change the conversation I’m having with myself though. Even if I am a shitty friend, I shouldn’t be telling myself that. It’s bad for my sense of self worth. I don’t think I’m a shitty friend. I think I could be a much better friend than I am. I have changes I think I need to make. I have work I need to do. I can be better. I will be better. Nora.

Self-Hosted Feed @selfhosted_bot@fd.mrmave.work

· 3mo ago

📅 ridafkih/keeper.sh Aggregates remote calendar events from iCal and cloud sources and synchronizes them across multiple destinations including an MCP server ⭐ Stars: 1173 📅 Last Update: Jun 29, 2026 https://github.com/ridafkih/keeper.sh #selfhosted #homelab #selfhost #selfhosting #opensource #calendar #sync

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Johan K Sch @johank76@mastodon.nu

· 3mo ago

Are there any decent replacements for Outlook/Google calendar apps? I want an Android (well, e/OS) calendar app that does what Outlook does minus the e-mail client – i.e. one that allows me to handle (not just subscribe to) both my work Exchange calendars and private Google calendars and to show upcoming calendar events in a widget on the home screen. I tested Proton Calendar – falls short of the above. #apps #calendar #MicrosoftOutlook #murena_eos #GoogleCalendar #ical #MicrosoftExchange

Felix Urbasik @fell@ma.fellr.net

· 5mo ago

It's so sad. With CalDAV we have a really nice open protocol for syncing events, todos and notes. The protocol, which is technically more of a file format (iCalendar) even supports quite complex reccurence rules and even things like recurring tasks. Unfortunately, client (and server) applications usually only implement a subset of what's possible. Know some good ones? Let me know! #CalDAV #iCalendar #ics #Calendar #PIM #LinuxApps