I've been playing around for a few weeks with my Palm under Linux and
one thing I haven't found alot of are applications that work with Palm
data. For example Landsware has a great application called Pocket
Quicken that shares data with Quicken under Windows. I have not been
able to find a simlar program for GnuCash.
This is not just a Linux problem, but IMHO there are very few desktop
applications that work well with Palm programs outside of the standards
(Datebook, Addressbook etc.) It seems that developers don't focus
nearly as much on the desktop part of the equation as they do the Palm
OS side. In my opinon, a Palm OS device should be an extension of the
desktop, not just a stand alone device. Has anyone thought about doing
something like ThinkdB that could work with an database program like
mySQL along with a user interface that would run in Java on a browser?
Have I missed a good resource somewhere for desktop applications that
take advantage of conduits or plugins for J-pilot?
Tom
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