How can I sync a PocketPC?

Henri Girard henrigira at numericable.fr
Sun Jun 25 18:13:35 UTC 2006


vmplayer is free though not openGL
vmware has a 30 days licence given by vmware...
In fact every 30 days I ask for a licence and up to now
vmware send it too me....
But what I do is :
I install vmware with the licence... Then I do my xp images (with 
network and vmtools to have a good working vmware tools)
when it's ready and i am pleased with it i install vmplayer et carry on 
with vmplayer... which is free and without licence...
On kubuntu i am surprise how speedy is xp !
quicker than on my former dualboot...
So now I got read of xp and can 99,99 % do what i need... The worse 
problem to move was conferencing but with wengo i got audio /visual 
messenger on linux ... (In fact I don't need really special tricks...)
cheers

Henri
OOzy Pal a écrit :
> On 6/25/06, Henri Girard <henrigira at numericable.fr> wrote:
>> vmware or vmplayer ?
>>
>> OOzy Pal a écrit :
>> > On 6/25/06, Dotan Cohen <dotancohen at gmail.com> wrote:
>> >> Now that I've no windows machine, I've no way to access my PocketPC
>> >> data through the computer. This is a little frightening considering
>> >> how fragile the devices are. How can I sync the PocketPC (Dell x50v:
>> >> Windows Mobile 2003SE) with Kubuntu so that I can access the data in
>> >> case of failure or loss of the device? I'd prefer a KDE app, but
>> >> anything will do.
>> >>
>> >> Thanks.
>> >> http://essentialinux.com
>> >>
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>> >
>> > why don't you try to use wine and install your windows application. I
>> > am not sure if this will work but it is worth a try.
>>
>>
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>
> is vmware or vmpalyer free?
>





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