Please tell whether Nokia Ovi suite works on Ubuntu. I searched a lot not but have not been able to find the answer.
If not please provide me with some other alternative.
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Please tell whether Nokia Ovi suite works on Ubuntu. I searched a lot not but have not been able to find the answer. If not please provide me with some other alternative. |
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There is no official support by Nokia. I'd recommend to use the Ovi Suite via dual boot into Windows/Mac. But there is also a project currently in development: http://series60-remote.sourceforge.net/index.php?module=Content&func=view&pid=8
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I'm using OVI Suite from my Ubuntu 12.04 (and 10.04 before that) in a WindowsXP Virtualbox. It works fine after giving Virtualbox access to bluetooth. |
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S60 Remote as well as Nokunto, Gammu/Wammu and Xgnokii are all a waste of time as it doesn't really work. I am using a seto of sulutions that will most definately help you. Read here http://askubuntu.com/captcha?s=c4d2a716-1e69-4e5b-b62a-fadf4809020c I summarize the system integration, which is easy enough to set up: On the Computer
On the Phone - Android or Symbian
You can always still sync your Gmail contacts via your phone's own sync app, which is what I am doing. I am using Nokia's own email and synced contacts with Google but I sync my calendar via Emoze. It works better on my Nokia E63 and it also uses less battery this way. I have been using Nokia ever since 1995 but will now switch to Samsung as their Android phones co-habitate more seamlessly with Linux and offer more solutions. Nokia did not see the need to develop for us Linux users and painted themselves into a corner, sadly. Their phone hardware remains the best, I suppose. I have used other contacts sync plugins for Thunderbird but found them to be lacking when compared with the Zindus app. gContactsync, if I recall the name correctly, is inconsistent and complicated. Follow the links on my posts as well. Always add or suggest alernatives if you have found a better solution, please. |
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No it doesn't according to the documentation in wine (which is not an emulator but runs windows program on linux) OviSuiteWine |
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