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 (0.14) provides the following features for managing your WM5/WM6 PDA from the PC:
- Install / uninstall programs
- Display general device information
- Manage partnerships (in case sync-engine is installed and running)
Show information regarding the status of an ongoing ActiveSync session between the phone and sync-engine
To view a screencast of SynCE-KPM in action, showing some of the features, you can go to the website of the author: SynCE-KPM in action.
At the moment I am working on adding a new feature to SynCE-KPM and that is that you can edit the device registry from within SynCE-KPM. A small screencast showing how viewing the registry keys already works can be found here Viewing registry from SynCE-KPM
In general, 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.
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.