Comments on: Sync me up ! http://blogs.gnome.org/edwardrv/2008/04/09/sync-me-up/ PiTiVi and GStreamer hacking, and sometimes cheese-related posts Sat, 17 May 2008 05:22:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Lon http://blogs.gnome.org/edwardrv/2008/04/09/sync-me-up/#comment-29 Lon Wed, 09 Apr 2008 19:21:21 +0000 http://blogs.gnome.org/edwardrv/2008/04/09/sync-me-up/#comment-29 SyncML and <a href="http://www.horde.org/" rel="nofollow">Horde</a> perhaps? SyncML and Horde perhaps?

]]> By: Steven Cote http://blogs.gnome.org/edwardrv/2008/04/09/sync-me-up/#comment-28 Steven Cote Wed, 09 Apr 2008 10:26:52 +0000 http://blogs.gnome.org/edwardrv/2008/04/09/sync-me-up/#comment-28 I'll second syncml as the service you need. I've had mixed success using scheduleworld.com myself (one phone I had worked great, another was not so great). These days I'm using https://www.mobical.net for a syncml service provider. I've used the Thunderbird syncml plugin, and it works really well. There's also a project called SyncEvolution which sends all the data from Evolution to syncml server of your choice. I’ll second syncml as the service you need. I’ve had mixed success using scheduleworld.com myself (one phone I had worked great, another was not so great). These days I’m using https://www.mobical.net for a syncml service provider.

I’ve used the Thunderbird syncml plugin, and it works really well. There’s also a project called SyncEvolution which sends all the data from Evolution to syncml server of your choice.

]]> By: Adam Williamson http://blogs.gnome.org/edwardrv/2008/04/09/sync-me-up/#comment-27 Adam Williamson Wed, 09 Apr 2008 10:21:17 +0000 http://blogs.gnome.org/edwardrv/2008/04/09/sync-me-up/#comment-27 Conduit will likely be what you want, fairly soon. Conduit will likely be what you want, fairly soon.

]]> By: Phil http://blogs.gnome.org/edwardrv/2008/04/09/sync-me-up/#comment-26 Phil Wed, 09 Apr 2008 10:08:00 +0000 http://blogs.gnome.org/edwardrv/2008/04/09/sync-me-up/#comment-26 Well, a couple of solutions spring to mind. Probably the easiest is zyb: http://zyb.com/ You can add all your phones there and sync as necessary, and you an also sync with it using syncevolution. If you want to keep it private, you can use eGroupware: http://egroupware.org/ it has its own sync server built in, and works with syncml phones, as well as Evolution and nokia tablets usingsyncevolution. HTH. Phil Well, a couple of solutions spring to mind.

Probably the easiest is zyb: http://zyb.com/
You can add all your phones there and sync as necessary, and you an also sync with it using syncevolution.

If you want to keep it private, you can use eGroupware: http://egroupware.org/ it has its own sync server built in, and works with syncml phones, as well as Evolution and nokia tablets usingsyncevolution.

HTH.

Phil

]]> By: David Laban http://blogs.gnome.org/edwardrv/2008/04/09/sync-me-up/#comment-25 David Laban Wed, 09 Apr 2008 09:50:27 +0000 http://blogs.gnome.org/edwardrv/2008/04/09/sync-me-up/#comment-25 syncml (funambol) is the best sync solution I've found: there's a client for most phones (including windows mobile, symbian and iPhone). There are also plugins for evolution and thunderbird, though I've not tried them. I've not managed to get it working with kontact, but I think it's just a case of waiting for the opensync guys. There's a free syncml server at www.scheduleworld.com that also lets you export an ical over http, so you can at least get read-only access in the places where you don't have a real client (kontact). syncml (funambol) is the best sync solution I’ve found: there’s a client for most phones (including windows mobile, symbian and iPhone). There are also plugins for evolution and thunderbird, though I’ve not tried them. I’ve not managed to get it working with kontact, but I think it’s just a case of waiting for the opensync guys.

There’s a free syncml server at http://www.scheduleworld.com that also lets you export an ical over http, so you can at least get read-only access in the places where you don’t have a real client (kontact).

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