From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:0.9.6) Gecko/20011120 Description of problem: I was disappointed to see that pilot-link for RedHat 7.2 is still 0.95. The current version is 0.96, and contains the crucial rewrite required to do proper record synching. For the past year, versions of gnome-pilot have required version 0.96. Without this version, it's just too much trouble back port the code. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Attempt to compile any modern utility requiring pilot-link. 2.Watch it fail because crucial communication hooks are missing. 3. Additional info: Properly speaking, this is an enhancement request. But I believe Debian already has 0.96 and can accomodate modern gnome-pilot and other interfaces. PLEASE consider integration of pilot-link 0.96 soon. Thanks for a GREAT product.
The current release pilot-link on http://www.pilot-link.org/ is 0.9.5. I did not see the 0.9.6 here. Where can i find 0.9.6?
Thanks for looking into this so quickly. I remember now that finding the newer version of pilot link was tricky. http://www.eskil.org/gnome-pilot/download has it. ----- Having retraced my steps to see how hard it is to find the new pilot-link, I learned a few things: 1. I was playing with gnome-pilot when RH 7.1 came out, and at that time things were very chaotic. The homes of gnome-pilot and pilot-link had just changed, and there wasn't any decent "official site". Most importantly, at that time, everything about getting gnome-pilot to work said "use 0.96". 2. I picked up working on gnome-pilot, and looked at RH 7.2, and saw no 0.96, and fired off this bug report. 3. Today I see there is a decent "official pilot-link home" and the official release is 0.95. 0.96 is still a CVS snapshot. ---- Bottom line: I feel a little foolish for sounding so sure that 0.96 was the true and correct version, when it isn't officially released. I gotta re-run my testing myself to see if the official 0.95 will do the trick. Sorry for the inconvenience. Let's put this on the back burner until either 0.96 is released, or until I have verified that the CVS snapshot is required. In any event, I suspect that Red Hat should NOT be in the business of pulling CVS snapshots into the release.
0.11 is now in rawhide