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Title: Any Suggestions On Gtk2 Address Book And Organiser
Post by: cs_jacky on January 12, 2006, 03:32:30 pm
As a CJK user, pim/pi is a less than perfect solution as it does not work with scim.

I am actively looking for GTK2 applications to replace it. However, I can't find any good apps on the Ineternet. Anyone have suggestions?

I already found a GTK2 password manage and it works fine. I need address book and organiser. I will post all of them together after I compiled them. Now, I need your suggestions.  Thanks.
Title: Any Suggestions On Gtk2 Address Book And Organiser
Post by: desertrat on January 12, 2006, 04:15:07 pm
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As a CJK user, pim/pi is a less than perfect solution as it does not work with scim.
What I do is open Abiword, type the stuff I need into it, then copy & paste (yes I know it's sad, but it works   ).

Wouldn't it be better to port skim instead?

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I am actively looking for GTK2 applications to replace it. However, I can't find any good apps on the Ineternet. Anyone have suggestions?
Evolution?

-- cheers
Title: Any Suggestions On Gtk2 Address Book And Organiser
Post by: cs_jacky on January 12, 2006, 04:43:05 pm
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As a CJK user, pim/pi is a less than perfect solution as it does not work with scim.
What I do is open Abiword, type the stuff I need into it, then copy & paste (yes I know it's sad, but it works   ).
Yes, I know this too but it is not the way to go.

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Wouldn't it be better to port skim instead?
Not really a good idea. Skim requires a patch to Qt3 or require us to upgrade to Qt4. It is not easy.

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I am actively looking for GTK2 applications to replace it. However, I can't find any good apps on the Ineternet. Anyone have suggestions?
Evolution?

-- cheers
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Evolution depends on many many packages and these packages has dependencies on others. I don't want to go this way. I also worried about the performance of Evulation in Zaururs.

Anyone has suggestions on address book and organiser?
Title: Any Suggestions On Gtk2 Address Book And Organiser
Post by: ZDevil on January 12, 2006, 05:21:17 pm
I'd say it will be a great liberation if the qt in pdaX is compiled with full im support...
Title: Any Suggestions On Gtk2 Address Book And Organiser
Post by: cs_jacky on January 12, 2006, 08:48:58 pm
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I'd say it will be a great liberation if the qt in pdaX is compiled with full im support...
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I have to say that it is good but I am not able to do this. I only want to spend time to do what (I think) I can do.
Title: Any Suggestions On Gtk2 Address Book And Organiser
Post by: ZDevil on January 13, 2006, 02:06:38 am
Haha.  Hope the dev team would do something about the qt im stuff.

So far I've found jpilot, a clone of palm desktop in Linux, one of the best candidates.  It is pretty fast and GTK2 based.  You don't need a palm os device to use it (though I'm planning to use my Abacus Wrist PDA with it).   It's also an all-in-one PIM suite, with datebook, address, todo, memo, expense (for simple finance) and keyring (for encrypted material).  The data can be exported too .txt, .ical, .csv, etc.  The only drawback in the GTK2 compiled version is the window and widget sizes.  Some of the screens persist in opening wider than than 640x480, even if they're maximized.  (Maybe someone can recomplied it with nicer setup.  But I am not able to figure it out)  And also jpilot doesn't have as many eye candies as found in the KDEpim thing.  Otherwise it's a good app.  I've heard many people just use palm desktop without palm devices and use it as the main PIM program on PCs.
Title: Any Suggestions On Gtk2 Address Book And Organiser
Post by: Hrw on January 13, 2006, 03:49:58 am
what about GPE PIM?
Title: Any Suggestions On Gtk2 Address Book And Organiser
Post by: ZDevil on January 13, 2006, 04:51:55 am
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what about GPE PIM?
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Does it support CJK inputmethods (e.g. scim, gcin)?  Thanks!  
Title: Any Suggestions On Gtk2 Address Book And Organiser
Post by: badog on January 13, 2006, 08:09:43 am
Address:dlume
calendar:planner
Title: Any Suggestions On Gtk2 Address Book And Organiser
Post by: Hrw on January 13, 2006, 09:33:07 am
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Does it support CJK inputmethods (e.g. scim, gcin)?  Thanks!   
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Don't know - never used CJK
Title: Any Suggestions On Gtk2 Address Book And Organiser
Post by: koen on January 13, 2006, 11:25:47 am
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what about GPE PIM?
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Does it support CJK inputmethods (e.g. scim, gcin)?  Thanks!  
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It supports gtk-inputmethods, so if it works with gnome/xfce (or any gtk app) on your desktop it will work with gpe pim
Title: Any Suggestions On Gtk2 Address Book And Organiser
Post by: cs_jacky on January 13, 2006, 07:56:17 pm
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Address:dlume
calendar:planner
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do you have the URLs for "planner"?  Thanks.
Title: Any Suggestions On Gtk2 Address Book And Organiser
Post by: cs_jacky on January 13, 2006, 07:58:26 pm
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what about GPE PIM?
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Does it support CJK inputmethods (e.g. scim, gcin)?  Thanks!  
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It supports gtk-inputmethods, so if it works with gnome/xfce (or any gtk app) on your desktop it will work with gpe pim
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Will the packages in OZ website works for pdaXrom? Or I have to recompile them? There are some dependency on the packages.  Thanks.
Title: Any Suggestions On Gtk2 Address Book And Organiser
Post by: ZDevil on January 13, 2006, 10:04:20 pm
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Address:dlume
calendar:planner
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do you have the URLs for "planner"?  Thanks.
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Planner is available in the feed.
But I'm afraid to say that planner is not a calendar app (coz I'm using it).  It's a project planner and tracker.
Now taking a look at some new apps (not compiled yet) and see if they fit...
Cheers.
Title: Any Suggestions On Gtk2 Address Book And Organiser
Post by: cs_jacky on January 14, 2006, 02:29:56 am
I compiled GTK2 password manager: gpass
You need to install libmcypt, libmhash and gpass ipks
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I also compiled GTK2 address book: dlume
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Enjoy...
Title: Any Suggestions On Gtk2 Address Book And Organiser
Post by: ZDevil on January 14, 2006, 08:07:53 am
Thanks!
Found this one: http://www.muth.org/Robert/Winzig/ (http://www.muth.org/Robert/Winzig/)
It's written in Python and Gtk and doesn't need to be compiled.  Just edit the first line in winzig.py and change 'python2' to 'python2.4', and execute it directly.  Have tested briefly and I can use gcin and scim to enter Chinese there.
Title: Any Suggestions On Gtk2 Address Book And Organiser
Post by: cs_jacky on January 15, 2006, 01:18:42 am
Thanks ZDevil! It seems to be a very good candidate. I am testing it now.
Title: Any Suggestions On Gtk2 Address Book And Organiser
Post by: ZDevil on January 15, 2006, 02:36:21 am
Winzig is very lightweight itself, although it requires the python package, which is kinda big...
Title: Any Suggestions On Gtk2 Address Book And Organiser
Post by: Hrw on January 16, 2006, 04:57:25 am
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Will the packages in OZ website works for pdaXrom? Or I have to recompile them? There are some dependency on the packages.  Thanks.
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They are for OpenZaurus, so they works for it. Will them work for pdaX.. probably not due to glibc 2.3.5 but you can check.

Dependencies.. we have them autogenerated to know that 'ipkg install something' will install everything needed to run that something.