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> - gmail/calendar -> fastmail. I still miss a few features of the gmail web interface, but in general I'm very happy with the switch. I've heard good things a
by tome 9y ago
> - gmail/calendar -> fastmail. I still miss a few features of the gmail web interface, but in general I'm very happy with the switch.
I've heard good things about fastmail, but is there a provider that hosts open source calendar software? I think I'd slightly prefer that.
- twentysome 9y agoI use Runbox for email. That has caldav and webdav support that I connect using 'free' DAVdroid with the Calendar app. Works perfectly well.
- kop316 9y agoTo sort of answer your question, I use Fastmail to host my email and contacts, and I self-host Nextcloud, and that has my calendar and tasks. I use Caldav to have Fastmail see my calendar/tasks, and it is entirely transparent to me. I can also have Fastmail host my calendar/tasks, and that can use caldav as well.
- qznc 9y agoI use mailbox.org, they use a customized Open-Xchange. Not sure if it is the open source community edition, though.
- omnimus 9y agoI use mailbox too. It is privacy minded email/caldav host with great price and nice ui. I am not sure if they use any proprietary software though.
- dublinben 9y agoThere's a calendar in Kolab: https://kolabnow.com/feature/calendar https://kolabnow.com/feature/calendar
- mi100hael 9y agoNextCloud has CalDAV and CardDAV extensions for contact & calendar syncing just like Google. It's self-hosted, though.