Sync a Palm OS PDA with Microsoft 365 via a jpilot plugin
palm365-mac bidirectionally syncs a Palm OS PDA's calendar, tasks, and contacts with a Microsoft 365 account. It runs automatically as a jpilot plugin -- a down-sync when jpilot launches, and a full push-up + down-sync right after every HotSync -- with no manual sync command needed day to day. One-time setup requires creating a free Microsoft 365 app registration, which ${prefix}/share/palm365-mac/setup.py walks through. Not installable alongside palmgoogle-mac -- both are full-rebuild engines against the same Palm databases, and running two independent ones at once is a real hazard, not a supported configuration.
palm365-mac bidirectionally syncs a Palm OS PDA's calendar, tasks, and contacts with a Microsoft 365 account. It runs automatically as a jpilot plugin -- a down-sync when jpilot launches, and a full push-up + down-sync right after every HotSync -- with no manual sync command needed day to day. One-time setup requires creating a free Microsoft 365 app registration, which ${prefix}/share/palm365-mac/setup.py walks through. Not installable alongside palmgoogle-mac -- both are full-rebuild engines against the same Palm databases, and running two independent ones at once is a real hazard, not a supported configuration.
To install palm365-mac, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install palm365-mac
To see what files were installed by palm365-mac, run:
port contents palm365-mac
To later upgrade palm365-mac, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade palm365-mac
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