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Subject: Re: Ical to org, in Go lang.
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Eric S Fraga writes:

> If you use gnus, it comes with a gnus-icalendar package which will
> convert calendar attachments to org entries.  You can export to org &
> accept/decline events.  I use this all the time.

I use mu4e, but I may steal from gnus-icalendar.

Thanks

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Robert Horn
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