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The Jackal 02-11-2006 14:43

Linux and your PDA
 
Ladies and Gents,

Anyone successfully syncing their PDA with linux with the likes of synce, kdesyn, opensync, multisync etc etc.

My current distro is kubuntu 6.10 edgy.

I desperately need to kiss windoze goodbye as my PIM data is still on there grrrrrr.

I did try using kdesync and could connect to my iPaq and do all the major functions except PIM : I haven't tried again since the weekend.

Many many thanks in advance

Gareth 02-11-2006 15:17

Re: Linux and your PDA
 
Sorry, mate... as I don't own a PDA this is something that I've never tried nor even thought about trying.

idi banashapan 02-11-2006 15:37

Re: Linux and your PDA
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Gareth (Post 34149359)
Sorry, mate... as I don't own a PDA this is something that I've never tried nor even thought about trying.

I take it that's one of the not-so-helpful-posts-of-the-month there then!?!? lol

Gareth 02-11-2006 15:59

Re: Linux and your PDA
 
lol, yeah... although at least it bumped the thread back up to the top, so maybe it'll get viewed by someone who knows what they're on about, as opposed to lil ol' me :D

The Jackal 02-11-2006 16:37

Re: Linux and your PDA
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bender (Post 34149369)
I take it that's one of the not-so-helpful-posts-of-the-month there then!?!? lol

Agreed where do I vote ? :)

Just kidding Gareth well done on your prize for being 2nd :)

popper 02-11-2006 18:25

Re: Linux and your PDA
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by CrC-3rr0r (Post 34149337)
Ladies and Gents,

Anyone successfully syncing their PDA with linux with the likes of synce, kdesyn, opensync, multisync etc etc.

My current distro is kubuntu 6.10 edgy.

I desperately need to kiss windoze goodbye as my PIM data is still on there grrrrrr.

I did try using kdesync and could connect to my iPaq and do all the major functions except PIM : I haven't tried again since the weekend.

Many many thanks in advance

nope ,dont have one, but it should be exportable as a simple delimited txt file.

parse it with a rebol core script perhaps?.

on related pim, the ipaq has loads of stuff linux and qnx rtp included.

http://search.ntlworld.com/ntlworld/...nx+cdm+ipaq&cr=

http://www.linuxtoday.com/news_story...2-26-005-20-PS
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/5454
http://search.ntlworld.com/ntlworld/...ux+PIM+iPAQ&cr=
http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS7388170102.html

cdm's IPaq qnx rtp Package Repositories should still be around somewere too.
http://www.qnx.com/developers/community.html
http://lists.trolltech.com/qt-embedd...ad00102-0.html

The Jackal 02-11-2006 19:05

Re: Linux and your PDA
 
Cheers popper a bit early for you isn't it ? :)

Quote:

Originally Posted by popper (Post 34149460)
nope ,dont have one, but it should be exportable as a simple delimited txt file.

parse it with a rebol core script perhaps?.

Oooooooooooooooo no mate you dont wanna be doing that especially if werk is using windows ms office exporting and importing is too much hastle.

Plus lots of issues in exp-> csv etc on the newgroups.


Thanks for the links but again this the is the old way of doing things.
The familiar project might be my best optionas it's been in dev since 2000 and is very mature now... One of the reasons why I bought a first gen ipaq all the years ago.

You've given me an idea though I can load up familiar on my old pda and see how I get on :)

-edit
barred idea as then I wont be able to use tomtom and then I'd really be lost !


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