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I sync my calendars and contacts with Google using Exchange. It works fine.
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2010-02-28
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I planned to go away from the Apple OSX/iPhone/Gmail route and couldn't find a phone to complete the job straight away, so my move away from evil was:
Stage 1: Find OS to replace OSX: I looked at Ubuntu, Fedora, OpenSolaris, Linux Mint and Archlinux and decided upon Ubuntu as whilst I did like Arch and the rolling release nature of it, it was too much hard work for home.
Stage 2: Bought Nokia N900.
Stage 3: I created a VM with Zimbra Community Edition and so far it seems quite nice, but is too heavy to run in a VM for me and as it's at home, I can't really use it instead of gmail just yet.
At the moment, I have exported my gmail contacts and imported them on the N900, merged all the contacts with those created when logging into VoIP and IM services. Now, this isn't ideal, as I would really prefer OTA syncing of my contacts and calendar.
Another upside of moving to the N900 was that I can sync my media (avi video mainly) without having to convert it, which is a pain. Although, having the option of rsync opens up a whole other can of worms.
So what I'd like to see is how others sync all of their data and whether anyone hosts their own email.
Thanks in advance,
Steve