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   * [[gopher]] - Long-surviving, light, text-based document protocol.
   * [[gemini]] - Secure, light, document protocol.
-  * [[langauge:LaTeX]] - Document markup syntax. Page-focused.
+  * [[LaTeX]] - Document markup syntax. Page-focused.
   * [[markdown]] - Document markup syntax. Not so much into it, it's just super popular.
-I'd also love [[tool:software:javascript]] to not be supported, so you run a dedicated //Aplication Browser// to use that kinda stuff.
+I'd also love [[javascript]] to not be supported, so you run a dedicated //Application Browser// to use that kinda stuff.
 Just found this via the [[gemini]] [[https://lists.orbitalfox.eu/listinfo/gemini|mailing list]] archives: [[github>MasterQ32/kristall]]. Kristall supports:
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   * [[html]] message support (so that rules out CLI clients).
-  * [[tool:software:carddav]] (to sync my contacts with my phone and other computers).
+  * [[carddav]] (to sync my contacts with my phone and other computers).
 ---but doesn't include tasks, calendars, etc.
-I just want to looks at my E-mail a few times a week, and have my tasks and calendar always open. I've used [[Thunderbird]] a lot, and this year switch to [[Evolution]] as a work-round for some carddav troubles with TB, but I really don't like [[organisation:Gnome]] stuff. Oh great, and now it won't render E-mails at all :/
+I just want to looks at my E-mail a few times a week, and have my tasks and calendar always open. I've used [[Thunderbird]] a lot, and this year switch to [[Evolution]] as a work-round for some carddav troubles with TB, but I really don't like [[Gnome]] stuff. Oh great, and now it won't render E-mails at all :/
-**Update:** Went back to [[Thunderbird]] after finding a solution to my address book problems, and noticed that the [[tool:software:lightning]] calendar side of things is still an add-on, and can be disabled and even removed. So Thunderbird suits me very well now!
+**Update:** Went back to [[Thunderbird]] after finding a solution to my address book problems, and noticed that the [[thunderbird#Lightning]] calendar side of things is still an add-on, and can be disabled and even removed. So Thunderbird suits me very well now!
 ==== Calendar and Tasks ====
-Investigating the calendar side of things now. Initially it seemed really promising, but for people allergic to [[organisation:Gnome]] and [[organisation:KDE]] it's actually a bit bleak. There are a bunch of different solutions out there, but finding one with CalDAV support has been tough.
+Investigating the calendar side of things now. Initially it seemed really promising, but for people allergic to [[Gnome]] and [[KDE]] it's actually a bit bleak. There are a bunch of different solutions out there, but finding one with CalDAV support has been tough.
 There are also lots of tools for managing tasks that are combined with note-taking, but not calendars, which doesn't suit me at all!
-Most promising seems to be [[tool:software:task_warrior]]. It's really feature-rich, CLI based, and works with it's own format. But there's [[gitlab>BlackEdder/caldavwarrior]] which might solve things? Will probably just Thunderbird-it for now and try things out another time. Wasted enough time on this for now!
+Most promising seems to be [[Task Warrior]]. It's really feature-rich, {{tagpage>CLI}} based, and works with it's own format. But there's [[gitlab>BlackEdder/caldavwarrior]] which might solve things? Will probably just Thunderbird-it for now and try things out another time. Wasted enough time on this for now!
 ==== See Also ====
-  * [[tool:software:email_clients]]
+  * [[email_clients]]
 ===== PDF Organiser =====
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 > Software for organising, sorting, and viewing digital documents. Born out of frustration using Calibre---wanting something more like Foobar 2000 and other music library organisers+players.
+{{tag>software}}