On Tue, May 14, 2002 at 10:05:13AM -0500, Tom Hoover wrote: > When I bought my Clie a couple of months ago, I took the easy way and installed > the Palm software under Win4Lin...hotsyncs, etc, work flawlessly. Now that I'm > sure that I'll be keeping the Clie, I'd like to go ahead and switch to a > Linux-based sync software package. > > I've read about the many software packages out there (j-pilot, k-pilot, etc), > but would like some first hand recommendations from real-world users. My #1 > (and really only) demand is data integrity...I want accurate, flawless two-way > sync capability...I cannot afford an "oops" that causes me to miss an > appointment or lose a phone number. > > As long as data integrity is there, any other bells 'n whistles will be gravy. > > TIA for your input! hi, as i could see, people are happy with jpilot, gnomepilot, kpilot... i do not why palm does not coma with API for linux. now we have so many programs with so many APIes ;-( jpilot seems best for myself, with keyring plugin is really perfect. just one concern about printing from jpilot - i have bad expiriencies with printing weekly view...i had to install icall (which is no longer in woody...just in potato) to do better printing ;-( (it means another sync again...;-( ) also restore with jpilot seems to bo not working (jpilot from woody, J-Pilot version 0.99.2) -- bye Vanous ------------------------------------------------- Petr Vanek ..... ./\. .... Debian GNU Linux .. _|\| |/|_ .. vanous@penguin.cz .. \ /... http://www.penguin.cz/~vanous ... >______< ... Angus, Ontario, CA ...... / ....... ------------------------------------------------- Registered linux user #217487
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