Hi Dianne, * Dianne Skoll via Remind-fans <[email protected]> [2026-02-09 21:37]:
Since August 2025, I've been working on a book about Remind. While the man page is comprehensive, I don't think it's organized in such a way as to help users learn Remind. I felt that a separate document was needed that wasn't as comprehensive as the man page, but presented the material in a more logical order suitable for learning.I have the first draft available for you to look at. Comments and suggestions are welcome (probably off-list unless you think they will be of general interest.) The book may be obtained from: https://dianne.skoll.ca/projects/remind/download/remind-book-0.1.zip The book is a single PDF file in a password-protected ZIP; the password is: remindbook I apologize for making the book available in this format, but I really don't want AI scrapers to hoover up 6+ months' of my work for free. So I'd also ask you not to make a copy of the book available on a public URL. You're free to use it for yourselves, but please keep it off the Internet.
Thanks a lot this! For the interoperability chapter:Would there be interest to upload python-remind to Debian? I refrained from doing so as I am the author but if there are more people interested that should be ok.
Also: ics2rem icalfile.ics import.rem and rem2ics file.rem file.ics i.e. without the pipes also works, maybe a bit easier to read.Would you be willing to also link radiacle-remind [1]? I think that is the better solution for people that have a server running.
Cheers Jochen [1] https://github.com/jspricke/radicale-remind
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