8:59 p.m.
I have just installed the 1.0.99.7 release candidate to see if it has
cleared up issues I had with earlier versions (I think I tried 1.0 when
it first appeared).
I'm running it on an xubuntu 10.04 system with a Nokia E71.
It looks pretty good so far, definitely usable, but I have a couple of
issues/questions:-
When I first installed it just offered me 'Nokia', this was before
I'd even turned my E71 on, was it picking up a previous profile? If
so would it be worth deleting the profile and starting 'clean'?
The contacts/addresses synchronisation gets the first name/family
name configuration on the Nokia wrong. Entries in Evolution like
"Chris Green" are sorted by the family name 'Green' but the entries
in the Nokia are sorted under first name 'Chris', is there any way
to get this to work properly?
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Chris Green
9:10 p.m.
On Wed, Oct 13, 2010 at 10:59:11AM +0100, Chris G wrote:
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The contacts/addresses synchronisation gets the first
name/family
name configuration on the Nokia wrong. Entries in Evolution like
"Chris Green" are sorted by the family name 'Green' but the
entries
in the Nokia are sorted under first name 'Chris', is there any way
to get this to work properly?
OK, forget this one, I've found the setting in the Nokia which changes
how it displays contacts, problem solved! :-)
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Chris Green
9:32 p.m.
On Wed, 2010-10-13 at 10:59 +0100, Chris G wrote:
I have just installed the 1.0.99.7 release candidate to see if it
has
cleared up issues I had with earlier versions (I think I tried 1.0 when
it first appeared).
I'm running it on an xubuntu 10.04 system with a Nokia E71.
It looks pretty good so far, definitely usable, but I have a couple of
issues/questions:-
When I first installed it just offered me 'Nokia', this was before
I'd even turned my E71 on, was it picking up a previous profile?
SyncEvolution uses the list of paired devices. This is mainted by Bluez
and contains also those devices which are not currently turned on or in
range. Limiting the list of devices to only those currently reachable
IMHO isn't the right thing to do (slow; I test setting up devices
without having them readily at hand).
If
so would it be worth deleting the profile and starting 'clean'?
You can do that by removing the pairing in the Bluetooth applet.
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Best Regards, Patrick Ohly
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I am an employee of Intel, the statements I make here in no way
represent Intel's position on the issue, nor am I authorized to speak
on behalf of Intel on this matter.
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