Re: Has Multisync development stopped?

John Walsh wrote:

>MultiSync 0.8.2 was released on April 11 2004 and looking at the CVS version
>0.9x has not been developed in 14 months
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Thats not completely correct. While there were not updates to 0.8X in 
the last month, we still developed the next version of multisync. Please 
take a look at www.opensync.org for more information. unfortunately is 
not yet completely done (especially the syncml plugin) but i am working 
to get it finished

>I would like to use Multisync to synchronise my data between Evolution and my
>Nokia 9210. Evolution uses the Evolution plug-in, while my Nokia uses the SyncML
>plug-in. Unfortunately, there is a reported bug (more like a showstopper to me)
>in the SyncML plug-in for MultiSync 0.8.2, which after synchronisation,
>duplicates the entries in Evolution while the Nokia entries are correct. 
>On the multisync mailing list, there was talk that this will be fixed in
>Multisync 0.9x but as I mentioned earlier there doesn't seem to be any
>development at http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs....multisync-0.90/
>Has Multisync development ceased?
>Is there an alternative to Multisync which is just as mature and works for
>Gnome/Evolution2/SyncML(Nokia 9210)?
>If development has not ceased where is Multisync 0.9x? Is the above mentioned
>"bug" fixed?
>It would be good if I could get this to work as its the last barrier for me to
>switch to Ubuntu 5.04 from Windows XP.
>Look forward to your comments
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>John
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