Free pim software for linux

Pim Pam PONG is a PONG clone with a new look and in future versions, new interesting features.
Pim Pam PONG is a clone of the original PONG developed in the 70s. Pim Pam PONG has been developed using the SDL libraries: SDL, SDL_image, SDL_mixer, and SDL_ttf.
This permits the portability of the game to some systems and machines. It uses the NNG Engine (New Neopontec Gaming Engine) developed by Hector Blanco (me) that uses the mentioned SDL Libraries.
The game concept is the same as the original. You have the control of one bar that can move up or down in the screen, and the CPU controles the other bar.
A ball is launched in a random direction, and you must score in the other part of the screen. Is similiar to Tennis and Pim Pong.
Main features:
- 800x600 resolution at 32 bits.
- Low machine requirements.
- Easy and addictive playing experience.
- Cross-platform open source game: (binaries for Win32 & Linux, and sources for other systems).
- In future versions, more features will be added.

Funambol is open source mobile application server software that provides push email, address book and calendar (PIM) data synchronization, application provisioning, and device management for wireless devices and PCs, leveraging standard protocols. For users, this means BlackBerry-like capabilities on commodity handsets.
This project is also a software development platform for mobile applications. It provides client and server side Java APIs, and facilitates the development, deployment and management of any mobile project. Funambol is the de facto standard implementation of the Open Mobile Alliance Data Synchronization and Device Management protocols (OMA DS and DM, formerly known as SyncML).
Main features:
- Funambol Data Synchronization Server: a mobile application server providing synchronization services for wireless clients and PCs, including push email.
- Funambol Device Management: an OMA DM server to remotely manage mobile devices.
- Funambol Connectors: gateways to file systems, databases, email systems, and applications for two-way synchronization with existing data assets.
- Funambol Client Plug-ins: protocol extenders and clients for Outlook, Windows Mobile, BlackBerry, Palm and iPod so users can synchronize their email messages and PIM data (address book, calendar, tasks and notes) with the server.
- Funambol Software Development Kit: tools to develop sometimes-connected mobile applications on devices (in Java - J2SE and J2ME - and C++) and to add data sources to the server.
Enhancements:
- Major feature enhancements

Basically, its an approach to build a small, cut to the bone, ready and easy to install VDR Linux distribution.
LinVDR is a complete, breathing Linux system smaller than 128 MB with a complete digital Video Disk Recorder (VDR) / Personal Video Recorder (PVR) and several plugins -- listed seperately below.
For easy access we installed additionaly the browser frontend VDR Admin and a Samba share for up- and downloading music or DVD images with Windows clients.
The base system is Debian Woody compatible (only compatible, not Debian Woody itself!) with the DVB driver from Convergence and Klaus Schmidingers unbeated Video Disk Recorder Software VDR.
All this Tom has mixed smoothly together, and I made the install system and installation programme -- suitable for normal users without Linux knowledge.
Enhancements:
VDR Version and Plugins
VDR 1.3.17 with enAIO-Patch and this plugins:
- Autotimer-Edit 0.1.4 new
- DVD-Burn 0.0.5 new
- Clock 0.0.5b1 update
- Console 0.6 update
- DVD 0.3.5b06 (without CSS support)
- EPG-Search 0.0.3 new
- Femon (signal strength) 0.1.6 update
- Games 0.6.1 update
- GraphLCD 0.1.1 update
- GraphTFT 0.0.8 new
- Hello 0.1.0
- Image (Diashow) 0.2.2 update
- LCD-Proc 0.0.10 update
- Mailbox 0.3 update
- Manual 0.0.2 (german only) new
- Media-MVP 0.1.5 new
- Media-MVP-Server new
- M-LCD 0.0.4 update
- MP3 0.9.8 update
- MPlayer 0.9.8 update
- OSD-Demo 0.1.0
- Osd-PiP Plugin 0.0.7 update
- OSD-Teletext 0.3.1 update
- Pilot 0.0.7 new
- PIM 0.0.3 new
- Remote 0.3.2 (for IR receiver of Hauppauge Nexus-s cards) update
- Skin-Curses 0.1.0
- Sky 0.1.1
- Sleeptimer 0.6 update
- Status 0.1.0
- Stream-Dev 0.3.3 update
- Taste 0.0.2b new
- Text2Skin (loadable skins) 0.0.8.1 new
- Timeline 0.8.1
- TV-OnScreen 0.6.0 update
- TVTV 0.1.6
- VBox (ISDN voice mailbox) 0.5.1 update
- (S)VCD 0.0.6c
- VDR-CD (playing audio CDs) 0.0.10 update
- WAP 0.0.6d new
Others
- Multi-Language support (currently German and English)
- Install programm updated
- Setup programm updated
- Kernel 2.6.9 with support for (nearly) all chipsets and network cards updated
- DVB driver CVS 2004-12-03 updated
- VDR Admin 0.97 supporting VDR 1.3.x updated
- MPlayer 1.0pre5
- NoAd 0.4.2
- FBTV updated
- Samba 3.0
- DVD-Author 0.6.10 updated
- convert.pl
- vdrsync
- Editor nano
- Alsa
- USB Keyboard support
- dvd+rw-tools 5.13.4.7.4 (suitable for DVD+R/W and DVD-R/W)
- udftools
- Read-only support for NTFS

Gnome-Pilot is a package with a daemon (gpilotd) that monitor for pilot connects on one or more devices (cradles/XCopilots/xxx). Gnome-Pilot has an API for creating conduits as well as a couple of default conduits, including one for backing up files, and one for installing files.

Other packages exist that provide additional conduits, most notably gnome-pilot-conduits, and the Evolution mail/calendar/memo PIM application suite.

Midgard is a freely-available solution for managing content on Web, Extranet, and Intranet services. Midgard is also a toolkit for building dynamic applications to power eBusiness and Information Management processes.
Writing applications and functionalities for the platform is done using the easy-to-learn PHP scripting language.
All interfacing with the system is done via a regular Web browser, and no special tools are needed for developers or content authors.
Main features:
- Easy and well documented Application Programming Interface (API)
- Efficient management of Web content using a hierarchical topic system
- Separation of layout, content and site logic
- Support for editorial workflow and approval mechanisms
- Attachment of metadata to all content objects
- Management of PIM data including contacts and calendaring information
- Multilingual support (including Unicode) and localization
- Replication for clustered setups and staging
- Multi-company support using virtual databases
- Flexible user and group management
Enhancements:
- Enhancements for systems with GLib versions older than 2.6, a fix for a memory leak in the legacy update function, fixed replication formatting, partially implemented metadata functionality for the legacy API, and enhancements for SuSE and Fedora Core.
- The database is now updated after PEAR packages are installed.

ambergriss goal is to provide a simple Ruby solution to two-way sync appointments and contacts between Evolution and Kolab2 for offline work.

Here is a description of the ambergris directory structure:

ext/ contains native ruby Evolution interface code
lib/ contains the ambergris library code in ruby
misc/ basically contains old code that is not use anymore
test/ contains unit tests for ambergris

Here is a description of the most important ruby files contained in ambergris:

evolution.rb ruby part of the evolution ruby interface
pim.rb general PIM classes to represent appointments and Contacts
kolab.rb code to retrieve and store PIM data via IMAP on a kolab2 server
wallet.rb simple account/password management
sync.rb general syncing mechanism for PIM objects

PersonalDB is background process that provides access for multiple users to individual SQL databases. The SQL database provides a central internet accessible datastore for a variety of applications. In particular, the database can be used as a personal information manager (PIM).

However, SQL databases are simply a way of storing structured data. As such, a PersonalDB account can be used to store many different types of data. A PersonalDB account is an ideal way of storing information that should be accessible world-wide.

Personal data like addresses, todo items, and memos are certainly are good choice. A PersonalDB account can also be used to store application settings, so that they follow you from computer to computer.