Re: What is the status of KPilot?
George Bourozikas <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.kde.users.pim |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
On Tue, 2009-09-15 at 08:04 +1000, [email protected] wrote: > Hi George, > > I've suffered almost exactly the same history with my Treo 650 which I > posted to this list a few weeks ago. I got no response. If you get > some resolution that is not to the list could you please tell me. > > Regards, > > David. Hi David, I will be happy to forward whatever I find out to both you and the list. To be honest, though, I am rethinking the whole model. It seems to me that the days of syncing between PDA's and standalone workstations are numbered. In addition, the PalmOS is now more or less dead. I am looking to migrate to an Android phone and GMail. The pros, as I see them: -- Desktop/machine independence. -- Syncing is no longer an issue. -- Combined with Google Gears you are not bound by connectivity. The cons: -- GMail doesn't offer anything like the rich Kontact interface, but that's bound to improve. In addition, if I can't wean myself from Kontact, it is much more likely that people will hack akonadi-google than KPilot (see "defunct" above). -- Backup is cumbersome, though akonadi-google almost works and should become workable soon. Or so I think... --george P.S. This is not meant to reflect on the developers of KPilot; they have always been friendly and helpful; on many occasions they have saved the day for me. Thank you, guys.