Ejner Borgbjerg
Jan VlugDo you know this site to plan easily a meeting or event?
It is free and #opensource. No adds, #privacy respecting.
Code hosted on #Codeberg.
Suzanne ter Huurne@janvlug nee, nooit van gehoord, ik sla 'm op :)
Jaap-Henk Hoepman ๐ฅ โฌ๏ธ ๐ฉ โฌ๏ธ@janvlug I really like using Dudle (https://dud-poll.inf.tu-dresden.de) for these kind of things. Also open source. It looks very old school, but the UI is actually very streamlined, allowing you set up a poll with available dates and timeslots extremly quickly.
Ernst de Moor@janvlug interessant, ga ik gebruiken!
Gina@janvlug I need this integrated into Outlook. The amount of time it takes to look into 8 different agenda's and find an open spot is so stupid ๐ญ
Ronny Lam@Gina @janvlug Shared calendaring, across domains, is still a big challenge. Instead of picking an empty spot in visible calendars, you are now hoping that all the participants will fill in their possibilities. And keep those open until you pick a date. But instead they have multiple Prikkert invites to which they have to respond to. We need some kind of super cross-domain CalDav solution for this. The current state of calendaring is indeed ๐ญ
@ronnylam @janvlug it really is the bane of my existence. Someone build us an #opensource nuclear super cross-domain CalDav pretty please. ๐
Edit: you know what, I'd even accept an AI solution for this.
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Felix Hlatky@Gina @ronnylam @janvlug I think one thing which shouldn't be forgotten is the behavioural / social element that people use their calendars in completely different ways:
Some people are ok with colleagues booking meetings when they appear free. Others might hate it if _external_ people can book time in their calendar (via booking links). To make things even more complex, these paradigms/habits are ever-evolving, if you think of how Covid changed everyone's approach to meetings.
Such a mess! :)
Reshi 
@ronnylam @Gina @janvlug Didnt use it myself, but I saw this on @selfhst 's Friday roundup at some point https://github.com/ridafkih/keeper.sh should at least give you a combined shareable feed.
@reshi @Gina @janvlug @selfhst I use https://www.davx5.com/ myself to sync all the calendarfeeds to my phone.
fab:log@fablog @ronnylam @Gina @janvlug @selfhst I use a mix. My nextcloud is not public, so that I use as my private calendar, and use proton for my public stuff. I have a read only link to the proton calendar in my calendar subscriptions so all of them are in the android calendar view. Kinda janky, but works ยฏ\_(ใ)_/ยฏ
Craig Lambie@janvlug Nice work! ๐