OpenSync install
OpenSync is a synchronization framework that will be a platform independent and in particular Linux. OpenSync is modular : a core and plugins for content formats and different kind of connection types. It should allow it to be a solution to synchronize PIM (Personal Information Management – addressbook contacts, calendar events and tasks, personal notes, etc) data between mobile devices like mobile phones, PDAs (Personal Digital Assistant), desktop computer PIM tools.
As I’m used to use and contribute to OpenSync project, you’ll find a post about
the installation.
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ProgWeb IPv6 support
Maybe that somebody have noticed that ProgWeb is available from an IPv6 network. Indeed, I have added the IPv6 support for my web server for some days. So, I’ll write in the next days some articles to configure an IPv6 network on Linux (dual stack IPv4/IPv6, firewall, bridging…). For the moment, a little plugin for word-press called “IPv6Detector” (written by Andres Altamirano).
Linux on Sony VPCF11M1E laptop
Here an old how-to that I have written about Linux installation on a Sony laptop and in particular a Sony VPCF11M1E.
This how-to will be soon updated ; to use the new kernel and applications features.
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A mobile theme for ProgWeb
After having adapted a theme for ProgWeb interface, I have now adapted a theme for mobiles. I use for this, “carrington mobile” theme. I have customized it. And I have added the “qtranslate” plugin support. So now, ProgWeb is available in english and in french for your standard browser or from your mobile browser. I’ll make a new design for mobiles later.
Linux on ASUS A6JM laptop
My first article on the ProgWeb blog is my old how-to about Linux installation on a Asus laptop and in particular a Asus A6JM-AP025H.
I don’t maintain this how-to, but you can contact me if you have questions or issues.
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