NEWS: summarized new features

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SyncEvolution 0.8.1 -> 0.9 beta 1, 13.05.2008
SyncEvolution 0.9 beta 1 -> 0.9 beta 2, 15.05.2009
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Synthesis SyncML Engine version: see src/synthesis/ChangeLog
Major new feature: a GTK GUI! The "sync-ui" program depends on a
backend D-Bus service ("synevo-dbus-server") and several auxiliary
files. Therefore it only runs without hacks after "sudo make install",
in contrast to the normal command line which can be invoked directly.
New configuration templates can be added to
/etc/default/applications/syncevolution. These templates may contain
icons which are used by the GUI (no icons shipped right now).
Information about previous synchronization sessions is now stored in a
machine-readable format and can be accessed via the new
--print-sessions options. The output of this information is more
complete and nicer formatted.
--status now not only shows data changes since the last sync, but also
the item changes (see README for the difference between the two).
The new --restore option allows restoring local data to the state as
it was before or after a sync. For this to work, "logdir" must be set
(done by default for new configurations). The format of database dumps
was changed to implement this feature: instead of in a flat file,
items are now saved as individual files in a directory. To get the
previous format back (for example, to import as one .vcf or .ics file
manually) concatenate these files.
With --remove one can remove configurations. It leaves data files and
the local databases untouched.
SyncEvolution 0.8.1 -> 0.9 beta 1, 13.05.2009
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Synthesis SyncML Engine version: see src/synthesis/ChangeLog

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Evolution and contacts for the system address book of the Nokia
Internet Tablets, Mac OS X and (at one point, but not anymore) the
iPhone. The command-line tool 'syncevolution' (compiled separately for
each of these platforms) executes the synchronization. The project
'Genesis' (available separately) provides a graphical user interface.
each of these platforms) executes the synchronization. On platforms
with GTK, the 'sync-ui' provides a graphical user interface. The
project 'Genesis' (available separately) implements a graphical
frontend that sits in the system tray.
The items are exchanged in the vCard 2.1/3.0, iCalender 2.0/vCalendar 1.0
and textual format via the open source Synthesis SyncML engine,