On 3/18/2009 4:07 AM, Chris G wrote:
I have
tried to use IMAP on and off over the years but I always find that the
implementations of different mixes of IMAP server and client are such
that, for me at least, it's not a viable solution. It's*fine* if you
only ever use one client and one server
Hi Patrick,
Thank you very much for the great explanations and information!
Writing up your experience for LWN would be useful to get the attention
of other developers and potential packagers.
I sent LWN a rough draft to see if they were interested, but the
response was no:
The article, as
Hi Nick!
Excellent email. Thanks for taking the time to provide this kind of
feedback. As the author of SyncEvolution I very much like to hear where
the software or installation needs to be improved. Of course, I was also
glad to hear that it worked for you better than the other methods tried
On Sun, Mar 15, 2009 at 12:09:48PM +1100, Nick Jenkins wrote:
[Big snip of description of many/most of the paces I have been too]
== General comments ==
* This is not easy. Any attempt to pretend this is easy is incorrect. My
grandma could not do this. My mother could not do this. Most
Hi all,
Following the recent discussions, I though that I would try the syncing
method that people have been talking about (Funambol + syncevolution +
genesis), to keep my evolution contacts + my phone's contacts in sync.
Experiences and notes follow. Note the Linux distro was Ubuntu, so some
of
On Sun, 2009-03-15 at 12:09 +1100, Nick Jenkins wrote:
Hi all,
Following the recent discussions, I though that I would try the syncing
method that people have been talking about (Funambol + syncevolution +
genesis), to keep my evolution contacts + my phone's contacts in sync.
etc.
Thanks
