You may want to look into multisync and synce. Both of those projects deal with syncing windows ce and Linux. multisync seems fairly easy to setup but I have been to lazy to try to setup the connection to my PDA and have not messed with it recently. -jon (physcofish) On Sun, 2005-04-10 at 02:17 -0400, Tim Carmean wrote: > > -------- Original Message -------- > Subject: Pocket pc > Date: Sun, 10 Apr 2005 00:31:02 -0400 > From: Pune Daddy <abcoursi@xxxxxxx> > To: tecarmea@xxxxxxx > > Hey, how's it going. > > Since the install-a-thon I've come to learn linux pretty quickly. > Including learning how to use the terminal and navigate through files. > It's a very sophisticated operating system. So powerful in fact, I've > been searching for the linux programs similar to the windows apps that i > have on the windows partition. It's coming slowly but I'm hoping to > maybe switch to the linux partition I've made and remove windows. Right > now it seems the only big thing that's stopping me is my pocket pc. Now, > I've checked around, and from the looks of it, it's a project that's > just starting out. I didn't know though if there was a definite solution > for that though. I've tryed installing activesync and microsoft office > on linux using cross over office, and it installs, but the pocket pc > can't connect. Maybe it's simply a driver issue and linux doesn't > recognize it. I doubt it though. i'm trying to find a solution to > getting my pocket pc to sync with either evolution mail or outlook, one > or the other. I've also looked into installing linux on my pocket pc, > and that's kind of limited right now too, it looks. Let me know if you > have anything that might help me out, cause once I get this solved, I'm > pretty sure i'll make the switch. Thanks, > > -Adam :) > > > -- > Undergraduate Student: Computer Systems Science > Resnet Student Consultant > Telcom Customer Service > Vice President: Michigan Technological University Linux Users Group > CAEL Partner (in perpetual training) > Public GPG Key: http://chong.idlegames.com/crypto/tecarmea.gpg.pub
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