agendafs

A filesystem for your calendar.

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Author: Marc Coquand <marc@coquand.email>
Date:   Mon, 28 Jul 2025 23:54:17 +0200

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 ## Motivation
 
 Note-taking tools like Obsidian and Logseq have great syncing capabilities,
-but they locks you into using those editors. Tools like Syncthing offers file
+but they restrict you to only those editors. Tools like Syncthing offers file
 syncing between devices, but require you setting up a private cloud if you want
 to backup to a remote server. Most people are signed up to an email provider,
 and thus probably already have a caldav server for their calendar. Agendafs
 leverages that as a server to sync notes, and any tool that takes advantage
-of VJOURNALs can access those notes, such as jtx board for Android.
+of VJOURNALs can access those notes.
 
 Agendafs also has a few other advantages to other note-taking tools. Other
-note-taking tools tend to work only on a single file-format, like Markdown
-or Org-mode. They leverage tags and frontmatter metadata or properties to
-link notes, which they store within the file-content itself. This has some
-advantages, but also locks you into that particular file-format. With Agendafs,
-you can store metadata in xattributes: categories (tags), classifications
-(public vs private) or any other arbitrary data. Since Agendafs is a shim
-over vdir storages, those attributes are easily backed up, which normally
-is not the case with xattributes on other file systems.
+note-taking tools tend to work only on a single file-format, like Markdown or
+Org-mode. They leverage tags, frontmatter metadata or properties to link notes,
+which they store within the file-content itself. This has some advantages,
+but also restrics you to those particular file-format. With Agendafs, you can
+store metadata in xattributes: categories (tags), classifications (public
+vs private) or any other arbitrary data. Since Agendafs is a shim over vdir
+storages, those attributes are easily backed up, which normally is not the
+case with xattributes on other file systems.
 
 ## Appendix