We released a version of calsync for Linux but need some testers. Anyone have that OS running?

Some are having issues launching calsync and are getting system errors. please reply with your related issues and screenshots of the bugs you are receiving.

Hi Jason. I saw your post about creating a new separate thread. I forgot to ask what I should look for to see your new thread.

We’ve officially released Version 1.0.27 — and this one brings meaningful refinements to planner rendering, week logic, and overall stability. This update continues polishing the experience so your reMarkable planner feels smooth, predictable, and clean across every layout on your tablet. ✨ What’s New • Improved week numbering logic for both Sunday and Monday week starts • Corrected year overview week alignment (no more mismatched week labels) • Grayed out out-of-range weeks for better visual clarity in year view • Strengthened internal linking between year → month → week → day views • Improved stacked planner layout rendering • Enhanced event card border styling and visual structure • Better recurring event indicators • Improved text wrapping for long event titles • Continued fixes for ghosted all-day events • Theme stability improvements (grayscale + color modes) • General performance optimizations This release is all about consistency and polish — especially around week logic and planner navigation. If you’re running CalSync, update now and let us know what you notice 👇 Your feedback continues to shape this app. — Jason Download: MacOs https://www.einkpads.io/api/calsync/darwin/releases/latest Windows https://www.einkpads.io/api/calsync/win32/releases/latest

I’m curious — does anyone here use two reMarkable tablets? If so, how do you fit them into your daily workflow or creative setup? Do you split them by purpose (work vs personal)? Or maybe one is your planner while the other’s your sketchbook? Share your setup below — I’d love to see how you’ve made multiple devices part of your productive life. Let’s compare notes and maybe inspire some new ideas for getting even more out of your devices. ✍️