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> Hi. Is there any new progress on this issue? @Flohack74 wrote [over at the UBPorts forum](https://forums.ubports.com/post/16566): > Unfortunately one year has passed, and we have still not moved further...

WebSocket support has been added to Signal: https://github.com/WhisperSystems/Signal-Android/commit/1669731329bcc32c84e33035a67a2fc22444c24b

There might be hope - https://forums.ubports.com/topic/273/june-1-2017-app-developer-os-developer-meeting says: > **Notifications** > > Lots of discussion. > [A] Arrived at calling an app in the background to do its work. Ubuntu will...

@janimo wrote [here](https://groups.google.com/d/msg/textsecure-go/OSnlEwehg-4/y9H8lHI1AQAJ): > sorry I don't know off the top of my head what it could be, I haven't worked on the project in over a year and no...

Hi, everybody, the click package download link gives me a certificate warning, and trying to install it yields a 'signature verification error': `$ pkcon install-local textsecure.jani_0.3.12_armhf.click ... Schwerwiegender Fehler: .../textsecure.jani_0.3.12_armhf.click...

Works fine - thanks again, everybody!

Thanks, @Mugen36 . So there is no way to share calendars independently without having to trust all clients of all calendars?

Thanks, @39aldo39 , that is exactly what I was thinking of. So I guess this is not a planned feature?

I finally tried running two Radicale instances with separate config files in parallel for syncing calendars separately. It seems to work in general (so far only tested syncing one Ubuntu...

Another question: Does anything speak against syncing the profile subfolders of the `calendars` folder (e.g. `/calendars/742c...f0e`) separately? Then I could choose which calendar to share with whom via SyncThing.