pilot-link
pilot-link is a suite of tools for communicating with 3Com Pilots. Most applications use this basic library.
J-Pilot
J-Pilot is a palm pilot desktop for Linux/Unix
KPilot
KPilot is software for syncing the 3Com Palm Pilot and IBM Workpad (UNTESTED!) with a machine running some flavor of unix.
Current features include:
- Plug in conduit support, currently including KOrganizer and PopMail
- Beta 4 compliant
- Hot-Sync daemon. - Now hot-sync with just the push of the Hot-Sync button on your cradle. No need to launch KPilot.
- Add/Delete/Edit memos.
- Add/Delete/Edit addresses.
- Full Category support for both memos and addresses.
- KPilot now respects secret data.
- More configuration options including port speed and docking control.
- Now supports signature files for email.
- Drag and drop to docked icon for file install.
- International Support
- Full Backup/Restore capabilities of Palm Pilot
- File (prc,pdb) installation
- Email syncing capabilities (via POP3 & sendmail)
- SmartSync backing up modified data even for databases KPilot doesn’t recognize
- Import/Export to/from virtually any text format for Addresses.
- Import/Export to/from text files for memos
Gnome-Pilot
Gnome-Pilot is a package with a daemon (gpilotd) that monitor for pilot connects on one or more devices (cradles/XCopilots/xxx). It has a conduit system, and is accompanied by a few conduits, basically for installing files and backing up db’s from the pilot. A few more interesting conduits exist, eg. the email conduit.
PilotManager
PilotManager is a tool that allows you to synchronize databases on any 3Com Palm device (PalmPilot, PalmIII, PalmIIIx, PalmV, more?) with applications on your Unix platform. It is a full Hotsync daemon that is user extensible. Developers can write their own conduits to synchronize Pilot databases with the desktop application of their choice!
StarOffice
StarOffice is a powerful, cross-platform office productivity suite that delivers seamless access to applications and files.
- Synchronization of the ‘To Do List’ (Palm) with the ‘Tasks’ (StarOffice Schedule).
- Synchronization of the ‘DATE Books’ (Palm) with the ‘Events’ (StarOffice Schedule).
- Synchronization of the ‘Address List’ (Palm) with the ‘Address Book’ (StarOffice).
Homepage: http://www.sun.com/staroffice Latest release: 5.2 License: Sun Public License Screenshot: See it