Active sync and Linux ubuntu

[Guest tharen]

Anybody that runs Linux ubuntu?

Need help setting up active sync with my PC that runs Linux ubuntu. I have thrown out my Windows XP/Vista.

Is it anybody here that runs the same os and have set up the sync apps?

B)

[Guest CanonKen]

Will it not install in crossover or wine?

Haven't tried it myself, kept XP as dual boot on just for these occasions

[Guest invd]

Anybody that runs Linux ubuntu?

Need help setting up active sync with my PC that runs Linux ubuntu. I have thrown out my Windows XP/Vista.

Is it anybody here that runs the same os and have set up the sync apps?

B)

I tried it several times before (now using Ubuntu 8.10), never had success...but now I don't need it any more, found good solutions for every function of activesync. Maybe I'll try again for testing purposes B)

[Guest balles]

Anybody that runs Linux ubuntu?

Need help setting up active sync with my PC that runs Linux ubuntu. I have thrown out my Windows XP/Vista.

Is it anybody here that runs the same os and have set up the sync apps?

B)

Well, I'm using linux since a long time, Gentoo Linux. The Linux solution is SynCE (http://www.synce.org), but it is quite limited, so I have given it up.

What I use right now depends on the kind of use I do:

- For transferring files (and to install .CAB files) I set Omnia to mass storage.

- For email, contacts and agenda synchronization, I use mail2web that I fully recommend.

- For installing .EXE files... I use my work's laptop. But you can also use VMWare.

Wine won't work.

Hope it helps.

[Guest tharen]

Ok.. Best way must be using the computer at work then.. Thats what i thought. Wine is good but it wont work on everything. The best thing is not to use any windows apps!!

Thanx for your time anyway!

B)