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FOSDEM 2012

I'll give a talk about SyncEvolution and EDS in the Mobile Linux Dev Room at FOSDEM on Saturday. I hope to see you there :-)

For those who can't come, attached are the slides.Read more

SyncEvolution 1.2.2 released

Maintenance release with various bug fixes.Read more

SyncEvolution 1.2.1 released

Maintenance release with various bug fixes.Read more

State of the union, version 1.2

With SyncEvolution 1.2 released and work on 1.3 under way it is a good time to take a small break and reflect on the state of the SyncEvolution project.

Features

This is meant to give anRead more

SyncEvolution 1.2 released

The major new feature of the 1.2 release is support for non-SyncML protocols in general and CalDAV/CardDAV in particular. ActiveSync support is in development and will be in 1.3. These protocols are implemented as backends which are combined with other backends by SyncEvolution in a so called "local sync". The GTK sync-ui does not yet support configuring non-SyncML protocols. See the README.rst and man page for more information on how to use the new feature via the command line.Read more

SyncEvolution + non-recursive Automake

Krzesimir Nowak wrote about his work on converting SyncEvolution from an autotools project with recursive make to non-recursRead more

SyncEvolution 1.1.99.7 released

Mostly bug fixes again. Some are a bit more intrusive, thus another pre-release.Read more

SyncEvolution 1.1.99.6 released

Mostly bug fixes, some improvements in testing and packaging. This release was tested successfully with DAViCal 0.9.9.4.Read more

SyncEvolution 1.1.99.5 "beyond SyncML" released

Release 1.1.99.5 is the first release candidate for 1.2. It has gone through a long stabilization period and thus is suitable for normal users.

The major new feature of the 1.2 release is support for non-SyncML protocols in general and CalDAV/CardDAV in particular. ActiveSync support is in development.Read more

SyncEvolution for Debian: new maintainer needed

David Bremner, the Debian packager of SyncEvolution, announced that he is looking for a new maintainer to take over that package.Read more

The state of syncing in open source

There have been two blog posts recently who point out that data synchronization using open source tools still doesn't work as well as it should:

As someone who has worked hard on making synchronization suck less I can't let this stand without commenting... in particular not when SyncEvolution is mentioned as not being reliable! ;-)Read more

Comment spam

Quite a bit of spam accumulated in the site comments.Read more

Question for Sony Ericsson users: charset?

A Sony Ericsson K800 user reported a problem with non-standard characters (German umlauts in his case).Read more

SyncEvolution "Christmas Edition" 1.1.1 released

Maintenance release, in particular improving syncing with phones. There was a bug that could cause all kinds of weird behavior after a failed sync with a phone, so updating is highly recommended.Read more

ScheduleWorld shut down - R.I.P

End of November, the scheduleworld.com service shut down.Read more

SyncEvolution 1.1 released

SyncEvolution 1.1

An incremental update, resolving issues where the fixes would have been too intrusive for a 1.0.x release. It replaces 1.0.x as the officially supported stable version.

Compatibility with Nokia phones was improved. Some new features were also included (command line options for manipulating items, backends for MeeGo PIM storages).Read more

SyncEvolution status update + 1.0.99.7 available

SyncEvolution 1.0.99.7, the release candidate for 1.1, is available for testing. Company supported development shifts towards other areas like local synchronization and non-SyncML protocols, so now would be a good time for contributors to step in and help improve the SyncML part or work on non-SyncML protocols.Read more

manipulate Evolution, KCalExtended/mkcal, QtContacts PIM items via uniform command line

The current development version of SyncEvolution, the one which will become 1.1, has some new features which may be useful for command line aficionados like myself: query and manipulate items in the dRead more

SyncEvolution 1.0.1 released

SyncEvolution 1.0.1

A bug fix release.Read more

SyncEvolution 1.0 released

After several betas and lot of testing, it's finally time to announce the end of the 1.0 development cycle: SyncEvolution 1.0 is released and replaces 0.9.2 as the stable version.

0.1 was released over four years ago. It has always bee part of the long-term vision to bring "personal SyncML" to desktops. Thanks to the Synthesis engine and Intel's support for the project, this goal has been reached and this release really deserves the magic 1.0 label.

For those not familiar with the project, SyncEvolution synchronizes personal information management (PIM) data like contacts, calenders, tasks, and memos using the SyncML information synchronization standard. Up to and including 0.9.2, a third-party SyncML server was required. In 1.0, SyncEvolution itself is able to act as a SyncML server, both via HTTP and Bluetooth (direct sync with phones).Read more

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