On May 28 at 22:13 -0700, Meishu wrote: > Recently got myself a semi-netbook to run apps like mnemosyne, so all > my work does not require synchronizing. These gadgets are light, can > last for hours and friendly on the eyes and the fingers. I've also > got a smart phone with Java so looking forward to trying out the
MnemoJoJo is still in beta testing. It seems, at the moment, to have different problems on different phones. All such reports are welcome! But they may take a while to fix because I only have limited time to work on them (patches are also welcome!). > MnemoJoJo. What would be a good software to easily synchronize > between the desktop and mobile version? Would MnemoJoJo be able to > easily handle 10MB+ mnemo database (plenty of RAM on the smartphone)? I use Unison. Synchronization is a slow because each question and answer is stored in a separate file. Once I've worked through the phone-specific bugs, I want to change this so that they can be loaded from a single file. This would also reduce the number of security prompts on certain phones. I don't know whether MnemoJoJo can handle a 10MB+ database. It loads the statistics for all exported cards into memory simultaneously, but not their text and images. The main limit is thus the amount of memory made available by a specific JVM. The idea is that one can trade off the number of days exported against the memory required on the mobile device. I currently work with a 5-day ahead export of about 600 cards. I will try 7-days ahead when next I export, and after that, 10 days ahead. Tim.
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