
Good and bad news: there are a few apps, but they’re extremely recently made, they’re CLI-only so far (the only exception, GNOME Evolution, supports VJOURNAL only partially) and they may or may not be vibe-coded, so test at your own risk:
Developer, Free Culture activist, self-hoster, auxlanger [EO-IO-LdP], translator-adapter, A11Y advocate, free-time gamer. Proudly self-hosting my instance from Santa Ana, Costa Rica. Posts generally in English and Spanish.
Desarrollador, activista de la Cultura Libre, promotor del autohospedaje, aficionado a las auxilenguas [EO-IO-LdP], traductor-adaptador, promotor de accesibilidad, juego videojuegos en mi tiempo libre. Orgullosamente autohospedando mi instancia desde Santa Ana, Costa Rica. Mensajes por lo general en inglés y español.
También disponible en / Also available on @[email protected] / csolisr.azkware.net
Search tags: tootfinder tfr searchable fedi22
#fedi22
#english
#español
#esperanto
#idolinguo
#lingwadeplaneta
#uropi
#accessibility
#a11y
#audhd
#cybersecurity
#gamer
#selfhosting
#costarica
#freeculture
#conlangs
#softwarelibre
#freesoftware
#webdeveloper
#linux
#gnu
#copyleft
#creativecommons
#foss
#opensource
#programming
#security
#technology
#tootfinder
#tfr
#searchable

Good and bad news: there are a few apps, but they’re extremely recently made, they’re CLI-only so far (the only exception, GNOME Evolution, supports VJOURNAL only partially) and they may or may not be vibe-coded, so test at your own risk:
While I understand why are they unwilling to allow commercial usage of the final product, it also makes it difficult to actually put in the hands of people. I agree, hopefully they can reconsider for a later iteration.
Slight open-washing involved though - the license is CC-By-NC-SA, which sadly makes it incompatible with open hardware projects, and restricted from being available as a pre-assembled kit.
ChronCal is almost certainly vibe-coded, given that it adds instructions for Omarchy specifically. CalCLI includes a web-app interface, which makes it easier to use, and potentially self-hostable.