What a dependancy hell! This package needs debhelper >= 6, that one gives some fake error about testroot (yes I'm using fakeroot)...

Now I understand the need for Deblet.

Thanks. Having sync to work would be good but is not necessary for me. I have fantactic PIMs on my TX and I sync perhaps twice a month. Others may sync more often than that however.

What are the effects of having those parts missing?

Not being hildonized.
without iCalendar support, Encrypted notes (libgringotts), and SyncML?

Will it still alarm when it is suppossed to?
Not messup any other apps?
etc

still, getting osmo (still need to see it in action on the tablet, but look like it could do the job that gpe is doing right now) and have syncml ability vs say scheduleworld, im game.

as for multisync, the version there is 0.82, there are a more recent version over at opensync.org, 0.91 or 0.92 i think. basically they have transformed it from being a standalone sync tool to being a gui frontend for opensync.

Figured it out, I was using debuild. Got it compiled into a deb now (attached). After install you can fire it up from terminal by issuing $ osmo

Hildonizing means some specific features Hildon has work.

iCal is a standard for importing and exporting (calendar) data.

Libsyncml is a library providing opensyn support.

Libgringotts provides 'encrypted notes', whatever that may be.

Don't expect some specific Hildon things to work well. I'll do my best to port it to Hildon but I don't have much GTK experience.

EDIT: This version has no support for iCal, Gringotts, or SyncML. See later messages for a better port!

The problem with libgringotts is that it depends on libgoblin, and you have to be a bit of a wizard to work with it.

Hahaha

Well, I don't even know what it is supposed to do...

But that part I got compiled. My problem is libiCal, the Debian compiled one is compiled against libc6 2.7, while Maemo has 2.5. Besides that, libiCal 0.3.1 requires debhelper 6 while Maemo has 5. Right now, I'm gonna try making my own debian/ stuff...

Heres the debs for Osmo with SyncML, Gringotts, and iCal support.

Here is the rest of the debs.

I think libsoup2 is optional, or else a newer version is also in in extras-devel too.

hmm, app manager says something about incompatible package...

You can go red-pill in app manager or dpkg -i in the terminal to install. (dpkg -i is much easier and faster, though).

Please don't mention Red Pill. Thanks. dpkg -i or get it into a proper repository.

The reason it's complaining is because Application manager doesn't install packages that aren't in the section user/*. This is why the Extras-devel repository exists, to make installing much easier, as the libraries will just be pulled in automagically.

allnameswereout, fix your packaging. If you repackage something, the maintainer field needs to be changed to you, osmo needs to be in section user/* (hint, x11 is not a valid Maemo section), and you should probably clean up the suggests.