On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 9:32 PM, Nick Jenkins <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Also, take a look at syncevolution + mobical. > > Thank you for the heads up! Experience has just made me a bit wary of > relying on a SyncML server. For example, I thought ScheduleWorld was > great, then a month after I set everything up to use them, they changed > from being free to being paid without telling me, so that I couldn't > sync any more, and then they went out of business completely 17 months > after that. Now it looks like Mobical are gone and have been merged > into/bought by/rebranded as Everdroid ... and their android client only > has 100 to 500 downloads, and just 6 reviews, and the longest list of > required application permissions I have ever seen. And an alternative to > this is to set up and maintain your own SyncML server, which I have no > desire to do. > > So I think I'll just wait for Evo 3.0.0, as that gets me 99% of the way > there, and then I'm only relying on Evolution and Google, and I'm okay > with that, as I'm quite sure they'll both be around in 5 years.
I didn't even realise this had changed (everything auto-syncs for me). Went to check it out, the usage rights etc. seem to be exactly the same as previously. This may or may not change, if it does I plan to finally get round to setting syncevolution up as a syncml server =). Thanks for the information. _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list [email protected] To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
