Adam Williamson wrote: > > The thing is, KitchenSync is just a front end, like msynctool. There's > still, AFAIK, no actual opensync 0.3/0.4 plugin for KDEPIM 4. So if you > try to build and use this KitchenSync, you wind up with a setup which > cannot actually sync anything with KDE 4, and you're stuck with opensync > 0.3, which isn't much use in a real world setup. > > Presumably it can sync other things using any working opensync 0.3 > plugin (heh. heh.), but to me, it doesn't seem worth the effort... > It (kde4-kitchensync) is actually supposed to include the syncing framework to sync KDE4 PIM data IIRC. I have no idea how complete it is though. It now uses akonadi and all kinds of clever fanciness :)
Regards, Tejas
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