You have some shoe brands, so what about wildling.shoes from Germany producing in Portugal? (And working with Nordwolle, already in your list.)

Spannend! Bei uns gibt es den Hirsch, eine bewegte Zielscheibe in Hirsch-Form. Das war auch die einzige den Männern vorbehaltene Disziplin, als ich klein war. Inzwischen kann jeder Hirschkönigin werden.

Freut mich aber, dass Zustände wie in dem Artikel eher die Ausnahme zu sein scheinen.

Ich bin in einem Dorf aufgewachsen, wo ich schon als Kind (Mädchen) Mitglied im Schützenverein werden konnte. Ich war sogar mal Schülerkönigin (Luftgewehr)… Der einzige Kampf zur Gleichberechtigung, den ich miterlebt habe, ging um ein bestimmtes Königsschießen, bei dem nur Männer mitmachen durften. Da sind seit Jahren nun auch Frauen erlaubt. Mir war nicht bewusst, wie es in anderen Vereinen teilweise noch läuft (auch in den befreundeten Vereinen waren Frauen relativ gleichberechtigt dabei). Das ist wirklich schockierend.

This is a joke, right? I grew up near one of those “safe” underground disposals and it’s a disaster. Why risk that when there are so mich cleaner optional available today?

I would definitely get some of those!

Thank you for the answer!

I liked Mondly, but never managed to stick to it.

Well, I was trying to get the mailbox.org PWA to send notifications, since I couldn’t find a way to sync our family’s shared task lists in any app. That’s apparently not supported by CalDAV, the use of shared lists. It’s possible using Vikunja, though, so we can move there and sync lists via DAVx5 and Tasks.org.

Thank you for trying to help, you’re very kind. Thanks to a comment on one of my posts on Mastodon I found out that I can get browser notifications, just not from a PWA, or maybe just not from that one. I now found a hopefully better way to manage my to dos and get notifications for them.

I enables push notifications and unrestricted battery usage for Google Play Services and multiple browsers which I tested. I always used “install” to create the PWA. Nothing works and I still don’t know if it’s me or the stupid website/PWA.

I thought since I’m already switching away from Google, I could also move away from Microsoft, but whatever I try, I can’t find a replacement for To Do. We have family accounts with mailbox.org, where we can share task lists/folders, but I can’t get the PWA to send me push notifications. I can import my task folders via DAVx5, but CalDAV doesn’t work with shared folders, so I only get my personal tasks. And this is the same for all tools - either use CalDAV (no shared lists) or a web interface (no notifications). I’ve been running in circles for days and I’m very frustrated by now.

This is me trying to switch to Graphene OS. 😭

Thank you!

Thank you for your insight! Maybe we’ll do some testing. Honestly, I didn’t think it would be this difficult to replace Microsoft To Do with a European alternative. I’ve been looking through a lot of tools lately and I really like what Joplin can do. For shared lists we might end up back at our e-mail provider’s web interface without any app sync, though.

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I’m struggling with a stupid edge case. I can integrate the mailbox drive using WebDAV for Joplin as you would expect, but I can’t find the right URL (if there is any) to link directly to the shared folder my partner and I have. I tried to avoid that problem by using DAVx5 to mount the mailbox drive directly on my phone (works perfectly, has access also to the shared folders), but if I link that to Joplin via the “file system” option, Joplin is thrown because apparently the file names are not just the name of the file, as expected, but include the path to the mount as well.

Thank you, that really helps.

The hosting, or specifically the joining somebody else’s hosting server, since we currently don’t host our own.

I was hoping I could use Joplin with WebDAV from mailbox.org Drive, but that doesn’t seem to work for shared folders. It’s frustrating to have to pay so much for the server hosting, but I’m considering it.

I’m still not sure if I understand how it works, but I like the name and design and will look deeper into it, thanks.