Dan Kegel wrote:
Finally, and this is something not discussed at the meeting,
I'm walking through lists of successful small windows ISVs
(e.g. http://www.microisv.com/archives/category/microisv-profile),
testing their apps under Wine, reporting the wine bugs I find,
and working to get the bugs
It isn't the client side. It is the server side.
1) Good sync with handheld devices.
Phone, Blackbeary (sp?) and Plam or pocket PC
This is client side. Let's give some love to OpenSync. The idea is
fundamentally good.
Shall we integrate PDA-like device syncronization into
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To: Mike Shaver
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Subject: Re: [Desktop_architects] Most wanted Application: Email
On Wed, 2005-12-21 at 16:31 -0500, Mike Shaver wrote
On 21-Dec-05, at 5:55 PM, Miller, Marc wrote:
The trick then becomes to create demand for that server-end app by
creating a client that supports compelling additional features
without crippling the user for not having the server end of the
solution.
Do we need to do that for the Linux
I'd like to declare shenanigans on this topic.
IMHO email applications are somewhat beyond the scope of this list...
On 12/21/05, Mike Shaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 21-Dec-05, at 5:55 PM, Miller, Marc wrote:
The trick then becomes to create demand for that server-end app by
creating a
On Wednesday 21 December 2005 22:58, Timothy D. Witham wrote:
2) Group calendaring including meeting scheduling.
i..e. I want to check if Tom, Bill, Linus and Buddy the wonder
dog are available at 10:00 PM.
This includes a laptop resyncing
On Wed, 2005-12-21 at 17:35 -0500, Mike Shaver wrote:
On 21-Dec-05, at 4:58 PM, Timothy D. Witham wrote:
1) Good sync with handheld devices.
Phone, Blackbeary (sp?) and Plam or pocket PC
Evo does that in many cases, I thought, but yeah, I can totally see
that being a
