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Linux Note-taking app that supports CalDAV
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this post was submitted on 26 Mar 2024
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I've been searching for this for a long time and I can assure you there isn't any. jtx Board is the only one that works and is actively maintained (and unfortunately I hate its UI).
It's a pity because CalDAV notes would be perfect but unfortunately it's a pipe dream at this point.
Look for something that syncs with WebDAV instead, or has any other alternative method of syncing. For example there are apps that simply edit regular .txt or Markdown (.md) files locally in a folder, and you can sync them separately using FolderSync, Syncthing, Dropbox or any other method you want.