Karlender is a mobile-friendly calendar app.
It uses libadwaita and can access Calendars using CalDAV.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Supports CalDAV syncing.
- Local calendars.
- Monthly, Weekly, Daily and Yearly event management.
- GNOME Online Accounts integration.
- Mobile friendly.
- Uses grx and gstore to implement a GTK App in a similar fashion to how React+Redux works. Also Events loosely uses Domain Driven Design.
Website: gitlab.com/floers/karlender
Support:
Developer: Florian Loers
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
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