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[emacs-wiki-discuss] Re: Syncing with Palm?
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Sven Kloppenburg |
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[emacs-wiki-discuss] Re: Syncing with Palm? |
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Wed, 26 Jan 2005 09:16:32 +0100 |
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Hi All,
Sacha Chua <address@hidden> writes:
>>From http://www.willisbros.net/blog/index.php?p=508 :
>
> ... since September I’ve had a very nice emacs-centric GTD
> workflow in effect (most notably, i figured out how to get my
> emacs planner file to my palm via, Plucker and a bit of
> applescripting that you can get here)
>
> Can someone take a look at this and see how far we can get with that
> kind of approach? I'll work on exporting TODOs to icalendar and
> merging them back in, but multisync is just... err... too much for my
> small brain. Help! =)
I had a quick look at the script.
What it does is,
- to take the locally published planner files and call plucker
to create a *read only* Version of this, what is then synced to the palm at
the next hotsync.
- to mirror the locally published stuff to a remote website.
In my opinion, using plucker to create a readonly mirror of planner for the
palm is a good start. If someone (perhaps you can trick Jim Willis himself
into it :) would generalize the script and documented the requirements (MacOs,
growl, plucker), it could be nice to add it (or at least a link to it) to
planner.
But the Right Thing To Do in respect of PlannerOnPalm would IMHO be, to have
some kind of specialized interface to a mirrored Planner-Wiki on the palm.
<dream-mode>
We could have
- wiki functionality (inc. editing)
- two way syncing
- cross off actions with a tap
- move regions by selecting them and open a drop down selection of the most
- often used targets
- have links to DateBook
...
</dream-mode>
But this would mean programming a specialized Palm app.
--
bye, sven