Mobile phones in Linux - LinuxAlt 2006 | cihar.com

This has been presented 4. 11. 2006 on LinuxAlt in Czech language.

Summary

Almost everybody now has a mobile phone and having access to many infromation stored within it from computer seems to be a logical requirement. For Windows vendor usually offers more or less working program, but for other systems you have to help using third party tools. In this talk you will find out what you can use on Linux.

Documents

• 2006-11-linuxalt-text.odt (OpenDocument text, 89 KiB)
• 2006-11-linuxalt-text.pdf (PDF, 157 KiB)

Presentations

• 2006-11-linuxalt.odp (OpenDocument presentation, 83 KiB)
• 2006-11-linuxalt.pdf (PDF, 188 KiB)

Videos

• Low quality via metalink or http (CZ) or http (UK) or http (CoralCDN) or ftp (CZ) (71 MiB)
• Medium quality via metalink or http (CZ) or http (UK) or http (CoralCDN) or ftp (CZ) (221 MiB)
• High quality via metalink or http (CZ) or http (UK) or http (CoralCDN) or ftp (CZ) (382 MiB)

Related links

• Programs
  • Gammu
  • Wammu
  • Gnokii
  • OpenSync
  • Kmobiletools
  • BitPim
  • OpenObex
  • FMA
  • Moto4Lin
  • scmxx
• Phones and Linux
  • Gammu phone database
  • TuxMobil
• Documentation
  • ETSI
  • OMA

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