[CentOS] The current state of palm syncing on Linux?
Dave Gutteridge
dave at tokyocomedy.com
Sat Sep 10 08:53:44 UTC 2005
>I'm sure you have your reasons to like Thunderbird over Evolution
>
Not particularly good reasons, really. Just that I liked FireFox, and
Thunderbird is by the same people. That and I was using Thunderbird on
Windows before, so it seemed like the easiest transition.
I'm willing to give Evolution a go, though, if it syncs "easily" with
the Palm.
I installed it and I'm experimenting with it, and I came across a slight
snag. I wanted to see if I could import my address book from Thunderbird
to Evolution, and found this script on the web:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=288831
So now I have a perl script which can theoretically do just what I
want... but I don't know how to run a perl script. It seems it's one of
these things that's so obvious to people who know that they don't bother
explaining it anywhere. I've tried typing the name of the script,
puttins "sh" and "perl" in front of it... but no results.
And there's no documentation for this particular script because, well,
it's obvious to everyone else.
How do I run this thing?
>FreeCoins seems to have one primary driver behind it and the forum there
>apparently has a gnucash developer that's interested in integration but
>it does seem that development is slow - I'm going to presume that you
>saw this forum note but just in case you didn't...
>
Yes, I came across that thread. I'm willing to accept that I may not get
GnuCash syncing with my palm the same way PocketQuicken sync'ed with
Quicken. Can't have everything. But I do want to know where I should be
listening for when the feature hopefuly becomes available.
Dave
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