Re: KDE plugin

OK, I'll keep working on my KDE plugin then.
I'll post a follow up to multisync-devel when I get
it into a useful state.

As for the Gnome framework, I can live with that.
I have already had some success talking to the KDE
addressbook back-end from within a Multisync plugin.
So I think the two should work together ok.

As for kitchensync, I tried it once but couldnt get it
to compile on my system (FreeBSD) so I gave up.
Then I tried multisync,  and it worked fine.
Hence my preference for multisync.

Stewart


On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 10:41 am, Tom Foottit wrote:
> Nobody is working on a KDE PIM plugin currently.
>
> Multisync has a lot of Gnome dependencies in its current incarnation.
> Work on a new version (0.90) will break the UI and sync engine
> dependencies, but that is some time away. In the meantime you would have
> to live in the Gnome framework.
>
> You should be aware of Kitchensync as well, which is a KDE project
> similar to Mulitsync.
>
> Tom
>
> On Fri, 2004-04-23 at 02:12, Stewart Heitmann wrote:
> > I just discovered multisync recently and was impressed
> > by the application, but dismayed by its lack of a KDE plugin.
> >
> > I really want to use it to sync my KDE addresss book to
> > my mobile phone (Siemens ME45).
> > So I am considering writing a KDE plugin myself.
> > Before I get too far into it I'd like to know if anybody else
> > is working on a KDE plugin at the moment?
> > I'd prefer to avoid duplication of effort.
>


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