Integrate with KDE

[HeuvelTop]

I use a FP5 with e/os 2.9 and the main usage issue I run into is how to integrate my calendar.

I want to move away from Google calendar. So far I have synchronization via Google between KOrganizer on my Kubuntu Desktop and the Google Calendar app on my phone.

I would like to remove Google as tech-in-the-middle. What are my options?

[Shakatus]

What speaks against the Murena Cloud? You can synchronize your calendar there “Google-free”.

I myself use the Proton suite (in this case Proton Calendar).

There is also KDE Connect, but it only offers contact synchronization (directly from the Linux PC to the smartphone).

[HeuvelTop]

I gave up on Murena because it was unreachable/unusable for months.

[tcecyk]

anything that talks “caldav”, see

Calendar Apps Recommendations

here’s a list of caldav providers: CalDAV · Tasks - fruux is nice, but at the family pricing you can already look into hosted nextcloud (hetzner specifically) where you have unlimited users. Editing each others calendars is hard (write access), just subscribing is easy. One advice is if the use-case is family calendar with no secrets and everybody contributing: create a separate user account that every device has access to as basis to do “common calendars”

[jhansen63]

Hi i am working fine with everything on KDE plasma and with korganizer synchronising murana calendars. I managed it in this way:

Open korganizer, add calendar, choose remote. In the windows which opens you have to choose nextcloud and put in your credentials.
After a time the window will show you the calendars you have in murena and you can choose the ones you want to have in korganizer

[jabsu]

I use framagenda to sync calendar and contacts through nextcloud’s CalDAV.
I didn’t even have to install any app, I configured my murena account in the setting to reach grandma’s instead. Easy and transparent.