On Wed, 2005-06-29 at 16:24 -0400, David Malcolm wrote: > > Yep, you're right, sorry for the noise. It's in all TreeViews, not just > > gpilot. > > > > Thanks - that's useful information. I've commented on and changed the > component of that bug to gtk2 accordingly. > > So apart from that problem, how well is rawhide gnome-pilot working for > you? For me, with a USB pilot it picks up on a sync about 50% of the > time (possibly the timing issues suggested by Nigel Metheringham), and > when it does, the UI appears and appears to run the conduits correctly. > Backing up appears to work, but synchronization doesn't seem to be > actually synchronizing - only calendars seem to sync OK. Well, it gets to sync's pretty much every time - except it seems to delete all the data on my palm, i.e. it seems to /move/ the data to evolution as a one way transfer! Using pilot-link directly seems to work okay, but I think some of the API porting has broken jpilot, as that doesn't seem to work anymore. Anyway, gpilotd seems much happier (i.e. it does something, but I think we need to nail the deleting issue) before an updates-released is released. What about putting versions in updates-testing so that less-brave-than-rawhide people can try out gnome-pilot? Richard.
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