Calendar across 2 users

primipare

On my work user I use Outlook. So I haven't installed Outlook on my private user.

However, I use the Outlook calendar for both work and private stuff (synching open source calendars is too much of a hassle).

How can I see my Outlook calendar on my private user without installing Outlook? K9-Mail could not connect to Outlook 365.

d4f2

primipare

Could be an option: https://caldavsynchronizer.org/
you will need a caldav/carddav like Nextcloud in between

treequell

primipare synching open source calendars is too much of a hassle

Why not just use Tutanota or Proton Calendars? Syncing is automatic like Outlook (they are software as a service). Then your calendar entries would be end-to-end encrypted, unlike in Outlook where Microsoft holds the encryption keys.

2dognight

primipare
In a browser perhaps?

Https://outlook.office365.com

primipare

d4f2 I have a NAS but never managed to get Caldav working outside of home (I am not very technical) so I've more or less abandonned that service.
I need to combine my Outlook entries (company stuff) with my personal schedule into one single calendar.
I tried long and hard to work with my NAS, Etar project but to no avail. Microsoft is quietly taking over professional life - again - with LinkedIn, 365, Teams.... Bloody annoying

treequell

Do you want to display your Outlook Calendar entries in a third-party Calendar app? Then I think you need to install the native Outlook app from Play Store or wherever.

If you don't need that, you could use the (progressive) web app for Outlook. That's what I do, and the additional sandboxing in Vanadium keeps it nice and separate from the rest of my user profile. That way Microsoft can't communicate with other apps in my user profile.

primipare

treequell I need to combine my Outlook entries (company stuff) with my personal schedule into one single calendar.
I tried long and hard to work with my NAS, Etar project but to no avail. Microsoft is quietly taking over professional life - again - with LinkedIn, 365, Teams.... Bloody annoying

primipare

treequell
I thought I could install Outlook on a Work user and still be able to pick up the Outlook calendar bits on the Private user part where I could have installed an open source calendar.

primipare

treequell I am a tutanota user for many years and tried their calendar. Pretty useless to me as it only accepts tutanota entries. The point of a calendar, to me, is to have an overview of all my appointments, mixing professional and private ones. No good having to consult 2 calendars to make sure I can agree to an appointment etc.

treequell

2dognight that wouldn't meet their needs if they need all their calendars in one app.

2dognight

treequell
Yes, but the OP said Outlook was used for both private and work stuff, so if its all together anyway isn't that problem solved?

primipare

2dognight True, I am using Outlook for private stuff because i have not been able to sync private and professional calendars, so far.
Someone recommended Nine, and it seems to be perfect. I can have my Outlook calendar in my private user part of the phone, without having to install Outlook there. I can keep Outlook in the work user part.

2dognight

primipare
Oh cool I'll have to try that too.

Matth

I'm using the BlueMail app instead of Outlook. It also let's you sync calendars and contacts (to see them then in Etar).

I guess that should work as well with a MS account, although my mailbox is on a MS Exchange compatible server (non-MS).