[KLUG Members] Palm device for Linux

[Michael W. Holdeman]

Been using a T3 for about 6 months now.
I sync it with kpilot in kde3.2 with konqueror, and kaddressbook.
"Usually" works as expected, althought I have had my tests with quirks like 
changing appointment times and dates, but I think those are worked out in 
kde3.2 now.

Granted "Most" of what I sync is done to a windoze program using win4lin and 
98se inside of the Gentoo Desktop.

I LOVE the T3!

Mike


On Tuesday February 24 2004 12:53, MPs wrote:
> SyncML? I don't think I have heard of that. googleing it, it appears that
> it is more for cellphones and lesser pdas [mind you, not a bad thing]. The
> zaurus is a "USB-to-USB Networking Cables, Linux PDAs" device [from the
> kernel configuration].
>
> To be honest I haven't put too much work into syncing it with my Linux
> laptop. I just use a CF card and some batch scripts to transfer the data
> files. To be honest, the Z is very over powered for a PDA [yet, I can't
> wait for the SL-6000... darned geek envy].
>
> On Tue, 24 Feb 2004, Adam Williams wrote:
> > > Annoyingly, DON'T get a Zaurus and expect it to work well with Linux.
> > > I have one, and Sharp has dropped the ball pretty hugely on that part
> > > of the Z's design.  Synchronization is kludgey at best, downright
> > > stupid at other times.
> >
> > Isn't the Zaurus a SyncML device?
> >
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Michael W. Holdeman

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