agendafs

A filesystem for your calendar.

commit 3a643f8f620cd606d5c83b3acfc938712a04151d
parent b4ec9ab781120b4d2dee641f66b1717020513e84
Author: Marc Coquand <marc@coquand.email>
Date:   Fri,  1 Aug 2025 11:44:16 +0200

README

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 ![Screenshot](./screenshots/lf.png)
 
-Agendafs is a FUSE-based filesystem for writing notes. It creates a shim for [vdir storages](https://pimutils.org/specs/vdir/), allowing you to write notes as regular files and synchronize them back to a caldav server. It supports directories, categories, arbitrary metadata and access rights.
+Agendafs is a FUSE-based filesystem for writing notes. It creates a shim over [vdir storages](https://pimutils.org/specs/vdir/), allowing you to write notes as regular files and synchronize them back to a caldav server. It supports directories, categories, arbitrary metadata and access rights.
 
 ## Status
 
 Agendafs is still in early development and is alpha-level software. It
-probably leaks memory, destroys files and might summon demons. However,
-I use it daily for my note-taking mostly without issues. If you try it out, I recommend creating a new calendar specifically for agendafs and also
+probably leaks memory, destroys files and might summon demons. However, I
+use it daily for my note-taking mostly without issues. If you try it out,
+I recommend creating a new calendar specifically for agendafs and also
 regularly backing up your notes elsewhere.
 
 ## Installation
@@ -46,7 +47,7 @@ can also be accessed via xattr(7). Currently supported attributes are:
 - `user.categories` - comma separated list of categories
 - `user.class` - Can be either private, public, confidential.
 
-You can also store arbitrary data.
+You can also store arbitrary metadata under other user attributes.
 
 Agendafs pairs well with file explorers like `ranger`, `lf` or `nnn`.
 
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 - [Attachment support is missing](https://todo.sr.ht/~marcc/agendafs/2)
 - [Symlink support is missing](https://todo.sr.ht/~marcc/agendafs/11)
 
-Depending on the calendar you use, there might be limitations as to how big
+Depending on the caldav server, there might be limitations as to how big
 a file can be. Usually the limit of one entry is ~5MB, but agendafs does
 currently not enforce any file limit.