Larry Battraw wrote: > There's a second option: using gpesyncd and opensync but I've not tried > it before and I belive it works with the Evolution Email/PIM software > instead. Just something to look for when trying to find a way to make > it happen. I find it very disappointing that Nokia doesn't seem to care > about such basic and important functionality. It adds value and makes > the tablet much more than just something that surfs the web 'Ok' and > plays music/video fairly well (Canola). They don't seem to recognize > that it's as important a requirement for some of us as a touch-screen, > Bluetooth, or Wi-fi. If Palm Pilots could do it over ten years ago, > somehow we should be able to do it now. > > Larry I've made that same complaint about other items. The standard response from some is "well it's only an internet tablet". Well, no it's not. It's a Linux box and it should be able to do anything that a desktop system can do, bearing in mind hardware limitations. -- Use OpenOffice.org <http://www.openoffice.org>
