Could you please elaborate, ideally in as much detail as you're comfortable sharing, on your Emacs and adjacent (org-mode, magit, any kind of syncing to your mobile phone with org-mode if that's done) workflow please. Often I find seeing people's real workflows (in detail and not wishy-washy) to be helpful since it gives me a concrete nucleus to crystallise off of... so to speak.
I use Migadu myself and have nothing but compliments for them. They do offer a calendar but it's only as a bare-bones complement to their main focus of email, so if you do not care about having invite responses and the like and just want: X is happening at Y functionality it's perfects for that too.
I feel like they really care about how they offer their service and given how laser focused it is that translates into me being extremely satisfied with their offering.
That's not strictly correct. Give the `feature/pgtk` branch from upstream a try, `make` it yourself unless your distro has a binary for it -- that (`make`'d myself) worked for me on Void Linux.
There are also a few forks on GitHub with native wayland patches out there too if `feature/pgtk` doesn't.
While a useful utility for quickly discerning some macro-level differences between fonts there is a catch. For bitmap fonts (e.g. Cozette) the rendering will be comparatively terrible once vectorised into ttf, otf, woff for the web -- since the point of bitmap fonts is to be pixel-sharp.