What is SynCE-KPM

SynCE-KPM stands for SynCE KDE PDA Manager and aims to be an application to manage WM5/WM6 PDA devices from Linux.

The version of SynCE-KPM (0.11.1) provides the following features for managing your WM5/WM6 PDA from the PC:

If you want to get more information regarding features currently implemented or general information regarding the project, or screenshots, please visit the homepage of the author Guido Diepen.

Installing SynCE-KPM

There are some distros that have packaged versions of SynCE-KPM.

Debian or Ubuntu

In Ubuntu and in Debian you can install SynCE-KPM via the following command: apt-get install synce-kpm

Fedora

Under Fedora you can install pyqt4 with: yum -y install pyqt4

Furthermore, currently synce-kpm is in the process of getting into Fedora Rawhide. More updates will follow on this.

Installing from source

When installing from source, SynCE-KPM depends on a couple of libaries to run:

Download the tarball: synce-kpm-0.11.1.tar.gz After this you can unpack and run SynCE-KPM with the following:

$ tar zxf synce-kpm-0.11.1.tar.gz
$ cd synce-kpm-0.11.1
$ ./synce-kpm

If you want to use SynCE-KPM for partnership handling, you must also have sync-engine installed and running. Syncengine can also be started after SynCE-KPM is started, SynCE-KPM will detect the presence of sync-engine on dbus. When you do want to make use of sync-engine and synce-kpm, make sure that you have installed sync-engine version 0.11.1 or later, otherwise things might not work.

Installing from SVN

You can download the current version from SVN with:

svn co https://synce.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/synce/trunk/synce-kpm

And after this you can start the program with the following:

cd synce-kpm
./synce-kpm

SynceTools/SynceKpm (last edited 2008-07-01 08:13:50 by GuidoDiepen)