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- Subject: Re: [SLUG] PDAs and Linux
- From: Jamie Wilkinson <jaq@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun Sep 2 17:22:02 2001
- Reply-by: Wed Sep 5 16:13:56 EST 2001
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This one time, at band camp, Jon Biddell wrote:
>SWMBO and SWMBO/IT have given me an early Father's Day present - a Palm M505 (the color PalmPilot) and a lovely 64Mb RAM card.
>
>Anyone else using a Palm with Linux ? I only have the USB cradle (buying the serial cable tomorrow) and I don't have USB on the workstation - I have it on an old, beaten up Deskpro 4000 that is the games machine (yes, sadly, running Win98).
If you're using GNOME, then there's a panel applet called pilot-link that
runs a daemon to monitor your serial or USB cradle, and sync your palm.
Optionally it can run conduits to sync your mail, addressbook, etc.
There are many other options, I believe there is kpilot for KDE, and several
daemon only and manual command line utilities as well.
Freshmeat has just opened a PalmOS section, as well, which is cool.
ObDebian: apt-get install gnome-pim-conduits pilot-link
gnome-pilot-conduits
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<Balial> This port may thing it's fortified, butt I seem to be mounting
a pretty good assault