SparkleShare is a collaboration and sharing tool that is designed to keep things simple and to stay out of your way.

- Selective Sync
- Yeah, srsly. for real this time.

"ZSync is an open source syncing library designed to allow easy syncing of data between an iPhone/iPod Touch and the OS X Desktop."

"For people who want their writing synced online. SimpleText keeps a folder of text files on your Mac synced to the SimpleText.ws website. Unlike manual syncing, SimpleText merges your changes so you'll never lose data." Not sure I need *another* sync option...

Now in beta, looks slick.

Audio recorder for iPhone, with sync app for the Mac. Looks nifty. (It irritates me no end that the Mac is needed - it'll be the third such app I've installed, when I should be able to mount the iPhone on my desktop and drag files off it.)

Interesting app that lets you record voice notes on your iPhone, which are then transcribed to text files which are synced to the web app or Firefox extension/turned into reminder emails or text messages. It's Evernote for audio rather than images, very roughly speaking.

A version of .Mac you host yourself - data sync, iDisk, Backup all work apparently. Doesn't look too fiddly to install on a machine running Linux (you have to patch Apache, install a bunch of Perl modules) but there's no easy way of installing - if they get that sorted, this could be really popular.

Linux version. Not tried to install it on the Eee yet.

A bit to beta for me at the moment, but worth keeping an eye on. Though a .Mac/MobileMe replacement that doesn't do the iPhone stuff seems a bit pointless (assuming you have an iPhone).

Looks lovely. No Linux version as far as I can tell, though.

Could be good for keeping files on the Eee PC and MacBook Pro in sync?

Looking forward to the solutions offered.

True syncing between iCal and gCal - coming soon. Hopefully very soon indeed!

In short, for $99 a year, it shouldn't be completely shit.

Watch the Wizard of Oz 'synchronised' with Dark Side of the Moon. Only a dribbling mushroom casualty will see/hear any connections, but if you've wondered what all the fuss is about...

"use SlingShot to Publish your folders from one Mac, and then use SlingShot on your other Mac to Subscribe to them" - nice, I'd defo use it if all my computers were running 10.4.