Was going through some of the #fosdem talks and noticed one on something called #JMAP maintained by #fastmail mainly for managing/syncing contacts and calendars. Is there anything in terms of self hosting a server yet that i can then develop something that will connect to it? I see someone made a nextcloud proxy but i dont really want to spin up a massive nextcloud server just for contacts/calendar. Id like to use it for #mobilelinux so hopefully gnome/kde support it upstream at some point.

@Tutanota use case is a big deal. Sometimes is hard to sell your company anything besides GWS. But #NextCloud if you can push it. If you need no cloud, even better! #LibreOffice all the way! And I've become the dork who pays for my email with #Fastmail, but I love the masked emails feature, and hoping to adopt #JMAP soon!

This week in #FDroid (TWIF) is so quick:

* news from below, sneak peek on our infra
* more #Ente partnerships
* #K9Mail #Thunderbird one year later #JMAP
* fourth #ProtonPrivacy app included (still not #ProtonMail)
* #Saracroche inclus, appels de spam exclus
* #StatusIM goes legacy, new app soon
* #Syncthing Fork drama, #ReproducibleBuild to the rescue?
+ 11 new apps
& 211 updates

Expand your repertoire: https://f-droid.org/2025/11/27/twif.html

Started looking at the JMAP code again. I need to finish off a number of things API-wise and build a simple client. I'm looking forward to being able to use it to store large datasets with efficient sync. As much as I'd love to just version control my several TB of media or use an off the shelf thing, the mechanisms I've looked at, including git-annex and syncthing, just don't quite meet my needs.

If anyone knows of a file sync/storage thing that has:

• efficient incremental sync (S3 backends for rclone aren't it)
• block level deduplication
• revocable sharing links
• flexible user controlled views of the data
• shared folders
• snapshots
• controllable object level versioning
• bring your own storage model (eg I give it disks or another object store)
• (nice to have) fuse (or other) mounting

I'd love to not make my own thing.

#JMAP #storage

Started looking at the JMAP code again. I need to finish off a number of things API-wise and build a simple client. I'm looking forward to being able to use it to store large datasets with efficient sync. As much as I'd love to just version control my several TB of media or use an off the shelf thing, the mechanisms I've looked at, including git-annex and syncthing, just don't quite meet my needs.

If anyone knows of a file sync/storage thing that has:

• efficient incremental sync (S3 backends for rclone aren't it)
• block level deduplication
• revocable sharing links
• flexible user controlled views of the data
• shared folders
• snapshots
• controllable object level versioning
• bring your own storage model (eg I give it disks or another object store)
• (nice to have) fuse (or other) mounting

I'd love to not make my own thing.

#JMAP #storage