[gentoo-user] Bluetooth PIM sync with KDE?

[gentoo-user] Bluetooth PIM sync with KDE?

[Michael Mol]

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Is it still possible to sync, e.g. the contacts on my phone with Kontact?
Googling around, it seems like OpenSync isn't really even a thing any more,
and I'm not finding anything in various account settings in Kontact to add
a bluetooth device as a data source.

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[gentoo-user] Re: Bluetooth PIM sync with KDE?

[James]

Michael Mol <mikemol <at> gmail.com> writes:


> Is it still possible to sync, e.g. the contacts on my phone with Kontact?

Hello mikemol. 

I have no idea.

But it's *great* to see you post to the list, again. I peruse your install
script (github) on occasion to see if you have updated it, or 'ansiblize' [1]
it.  Great to hear from you, again.


James


[1] https://github.com/gentoo-ansible

Re: [gentoo-user] Re: Bluetooth PIM sync with KDE?

[Michael Mol]

On Tuesday, April 26, 2016 04:09:33 PM James wrote:
> Michael Mol <mikemol <at> gmail.com> writes:
> > Is it still possible to sync, e.g. the contacts on my phone with Kontact?
> 
> Hello mikemol.
> 
> I have no idea.
> 
> But it's *great* to see you post to the list, again. I peruse your install
> script (github) on occasion to see if you have updated it, or 'ansiblize'
> [1] it.  Great to hear from you, again.

Heh. I haven't had need of that script in years. I only needed it then because 
*something* was causing my system to crap its pants midway through emerges, 
and rebuilding an entire Gentoo system to narrow down why was...time-
consuming. I currently have exactly one Gentoo install going--my workstation. 
And it's been ongoing-stable for something like three years, now. For a while, 
I didn't have any Gentoo systems, as I didn't have time to stand up a personal 
system to play with; I'd just gotten married, bought a house, now have two 
kids named after programming languages...

As for that script, it turned out that having -gddb3 in CFLAGs breaks glibc. 
Have a broken glibc get built, installed--and *nothing* that spawns afterward 
can run. Hard to fix if you don't know why it's breaking. It was a known bug, 
but not documented anywhere at the time.  Thankfully, I notice it's currently 
documented in the Gentoo Wiki...

Re: [gentoo-user] Re: Bluetooth PIM sync with KDE?

[J. Roeleveld]

On Tuesday, April 26, 2016 01:14:01 PM Michael Mol wrote:
> On Tuesday, April 26, 2016 04:09:33 PM James wrote:
> > Michael Mol <mikemol <at> gmail.com> writes:

> > But it's *great* to see you post to the list, again. I peruse your install
> > script (github) on occasion to see if you have updated it, or 'ansiblize'
> > [1] it.  Great to hear from you, again.
> 
> Heh. I haven't had need of that script in years. I only needed it then
> because *something* was causing my system to crap its pants midway through
> emerges, and rebuilding an entire Gentoo system to narrow down why
> was...time- consuming. I currently have exactly one Gentoo install
> going--my workstation. And it's been ongoing-stable for something like
> three years, now.

Good successtory.

> For a while, I didn't have any Gentoo systems, as I
> didn't have time to stand up a personal system to play with; I'd just
> gotten married, bought a house, now have two kids

Congratulations

> named after programming
> languages...

Hope it's not C# and C++?  ;)

> As for that script, it turned out that having -gddb3 in CFLAGs breaks glibc.
> Have a broken glibc get built, installed--and *nothing* that spawns
> afterward can run. Hard to fix if you don't know why it's breaking. It was
> a known bug, but not documented anywhere at the time.  Thankfully, I notice
> it's currently documented in the Gentoo Wiki...

Good to know.
I tend not to play around with CFLAGs much.

--
Joost

Re: [gentoo-user] Bluetooth PIM sync with KDE?

[J. Roeleveld]

On Tuesday, April 26, 2016 01:59:18 PM Michael Mol wrote:
> Is it still possible to sync, e.g. the contacts on my phone with Kontact?
> Googling around, it seems like OpenSync isn't really even a thing any more,
> and I'm not finding anything in various account settings in Kontact to add
> a bluetooth device as a data source.

Unless there is an akonadi plugin/resource for this, I doubt it can be made to 
work.

Alternatively, depending on the type of phone, you can:
- set up a server (or use a cloud-provider like google)
- configure the phone to sync with that server
- configure kontact to sync with that server

I've been doing it this way for a very long time.
Added benefit: You only need to backup the server.

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Joost

Re: [gentoo-user] Re: Bluetooth PIM sync with KDE?

[Michael Mol]

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On Thursday, April 28, 2016 10:32:58 AM J. Roeleveld wrote:
> On Tuesday, April 26, 2016 01:14:01 PM Michael Mol wrote:
> > On Tuesday, April 26, 2016 04:09:33 PM James wrote:
> > > Michael Mol <mikemol <at> gmail.com> writes:
> > > 
> > > But it's *great* to see you post to the list, again. I peruse your
> > > install
> > > script (github) on occasion to see if you have updated it, or
> > > 'ansiblize'
> > > [1] it.  Great to hear from you, again.
> > 
> > Heh. I haven't had need of that script in years. I only needed it then
> > because *something* was causing my system to crap its pants midway through
> > emerges, and rebuilding an entire Gentoo system to narrow down why
> > was...time- consuming. I currently have exactly one Gentoo install
> > going--my workstation. And it's been ongoing-stable for something like
> > three years, now.
> 
> Good successtory.
> 
> > For a while, I didn't have any Gentoo systems, as I
> > didn't have time to stand up a personal system to play with; I'd just
> > gotten married, bought a house, now have two kids
> 
> Congratulations

Thanks. :)

> 
> > named after programming
> > languages...
> 
> Hope it's not C# and C++?  ;)

Pascal and Ada. :) I dunno, though. *I* kinda thought a name like "C Mol" or 
"R Mol" would sound more distinguished. :)

> 
> > As for that script, it turned out that having -gddb3 in CFLAGs breaks
> > glibc. Have a broken glibc get built, installed--and *nothing* that
> > spawns afterward can run. Hard to fix if you don't know why it's
> > breaking. It was a known bug, but not documented anywhere at the time. 
> > Thankfully, I notice it's currently documented in the Gentoo Wiki...
> 
> Good to know.
> I tend not to play around with CFLAGs much.

My current set:

CFLAGS="-O2 -pipe -march=native -ggdb"
LDFLAGS="${LDFLAGS} -Wl,--as-needed"

unless you're www-client/chromium, app-office/libreoffice or net-libs/webkit-gtk, 
in which case you don't get -ggdb.

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