Re: [Opensync-users] Replacing my phone: what syncs with OpenSync today?

[Bjoern R. <bjo...@go...>]

Am 06.02.10 17:36, schrieb Dotan Cohen:
> On 5 February 2010 17:25, Bernhard Reiter <ber...@in...> wrote:
>   
>> Am Mittwoch, 3. Februar 2010 21:35:10 schrieb Dotan Cohen:
>>     
>>> My mobile provider is giving me the oportunity to upgrade to one of
>>> the following devices:
>>> Nokia n97
>>>       
>> I've used an N97 for a few months, it is a solid phone. Symbian S60rev5 based.
>> (I am switching for other reasons to htc touch pro2 and then to N900.)
>>
>>     
> I just took a look at it. Ak! I cannot use that touch interface. Oh,
> well, we tried!
>
>
>   
>>> I need to sync contacts and calendar with the KDE-PIM suite (KDE 4.4
>>> soon, with the new Kaddressbook and Akonadi). The language is not
>>> ascii based, so it will need to support unicode characters. Which
>>> device is preferable for syncing? I can wait a few weeks for the 0.4x
>>> branch to stabilize, but I must know which device is preferable.
>>>       
>> Note that the akonadi opensync resource is in flux as far as I know. It is
>> probably relatively easy to get it fixed again, but a few weeks ago people
>> assured me that it is broken so far. So you should check into that question,
>> which is independ of the phone.
>>
>>     
> Would that be a question for the OpenSync team, or the KDE Akonadi team?
>
>   
I guess it depends more on the OpenSync team because to most KDE
developers aren't satisfied with opensync. But as a opensync developer
and my kde-pim related job I am really sure that there will be a akonadi
and N900 sync plugin in some month. It only depends on my workload and
the free time that I can spend on OpenSync. If anybody else is
interested in developing a akonadi plugin the OpenSync team would be
glad to help of course too.