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= Device Sync = | = Device Sync = | ||
We are working on the ability to synchronize calendar with handhelds (pda's). This should with a wide range of devices, and on the main platforms (windows, linux, mac). It should work with all types of calendars that we offer (ics, caldav, sqlite) | We are working on the ability to synchronize calendar with handhelds (pda's). This should work with a wide range of devices, and on the main platforms (windows, linux, mac). It should work with all types of calendars that we offer (ics, caldav, sqlite) | ||
* On linux, communicating with the handheld can either be done directly (libvisor) or by third party software, such as [http://multisync.sourceforge.net multisync] or [http://www.opensync.org opensync]. OpenSync is a general synchronization framework that currently runs on linux and mac. A windows port is also planned. The plugins are ported from the multisync project, so everything available there, will also be available in opensync (palm support, irmc, syncml, gpe, opie, wince devices). You can also have a look at the short [http://www.opensync.org/file/trunk/docs/OpenSync-WhitePaper.pdf?format=raw whitepaper] describing opensync. Since opensync is just a library it would be possible to embed it directly in the application. | * On linux, communicating with the handheld can either be done directly (libvisor) or by third party software, such as [http://multisync.sourceforge.net multisync] or [http://www.opensync.org opensync]. OpenSync is a general synchronization framework that currently runs on linux and mac. A windows port is also planned. The plugins are ported from the multisync project, so everything available there, will also be available in opensync (palm support, irmc, syncml, gpe, opie, wince devices). You can also have a look at the short [http://www.opensync.org/file/trunk/docs/OpenSync-WhitePaper.pdf?format=raw whitepaper] describing opensync. Since opensync is just a library it would be possible to embed it directly in the application. | ||
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