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TheGlu’s Blog » Que faire avec un palm ? [1/2: installer linux]

by _Oni_

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Handhelds.org MoinMoin Wiki

by Adri1bip

This wiki is (mostly) dedicated to open source operating systems (Linux, BSD, ...) on handheld devices (such as HP iPAQs, other PocketPCs, Palms, etc.) Read more about HandHelds.org.

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Utilisation d'un Palm Tungsten E

by lelandais (via)

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NOTE: ScheduleWorld is NOT running the default Funambol server or any of its included service modules. ScheduleWorld only uses a heavily modified Funambol server for some raw SyncML processing. That is all. ScheduleWorld is nearly 500,000 (500k) lines of Java code in addition to the modified Funambol SyncML server. The ScheduleWorld code base is the result of several years of methodical reverse engineering efforts to ensure maximum interoperability with existing cell phones, PDAs, and all manner of SyncML software.

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funambol :: product :: overview

by lecyborg & 1 other

Funambol provides open source push email, PIM sync and device management software to mobile carriers, service providers and OEMs around the world.

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Synthesis AG - SyncML Client

by lecyborg

Synthesis SyncML Clients for PDA bring SyncML compatibility to mobile devices of widespread mobile OS platforms like PalmOS and Windows Mobile (PocketPC/MS-Smartphone). This allows mobile over-the-air (OTA) synchronisation with any compliant SyncML server (such as Toffa.com SyncWise, Oracle Collaboration Suite, Open-Xchange, Teamware, eGroupware, DeskNow, ScheduleWorld.com, cixonline.com, neopim.com, goosync.com, redthumb.net and many many more)

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Linux-TT3 HOWTO | Hack&Dev

by oberkom

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KeePass

by rmaltete & 2 others

KeePass is a free/open-source password manager or safe which helps you to manage your passwords in a secure way. You can put all your passwords in one database, which is locked with one master key or a key-disk. So you only have to remember one single master password or insert the key-disk to unlock the whole database. The databases are encrypted using the best and most secure encryption algorithms currently known (AES and Twofish).

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