I bought a Palm m125 the other day and was excited to try AvantGo, only to find that they don't support OS X. So I started looking for alternatives and found Plucker, a free offline HTML viewer with conduits for UNIX, Linux, and Windows. There's no GUI for OS X (it's possible that the UNIX/Linux GUI will work if you have XWindows running), but getting the command line tools up and running is fairly straightforward:
To find out how to do this, read on...
$ suYou'll be prompted to answer a bunch of questions about where the Plucker files will be installed--the defaults worked fine for me.
$ cd .../plucker-1.1.14/unix/
$ ./install-plucker
(if you're still root, exit)
$ cp .../plucker/parser/defaults/pluckerrc.sample ~/.pluckerrc
$ mkdir .plucker
$ cp .../plucker/parser/defaults/home.html ~/.plucker
$ plucker-build -f home .plucker/home.htmlAn output file called home.pdb (change the word after -f to whatever you want the doc to be called) will be placed in your .plucker directory. Edit the home.html file to include the sites that you want processed.
#!/bin/sh
plucker-build -f home .plucker/home.html ;
cp ~/.plucker/home.pdb ~/Documents/Palm/Users/MyUserName/Files to Install ;
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