Package: multisync0.90 Version: 0.90.19-1 The package description could do with explaining that 'this is a newer version of Multisync reliant on the Opensync framework and Opensync plugins, as opposed to the older version (package name multisync), also available in Debian, that relies on the Multisync framework and uses Multisync plugins.' As it stands you aren't told that there's a difference of Multisync/Opensync between the multisync and multisync0.90 packages so you have to dig deep to understand why there are two and which to install.
Also, 'databetween' needs to instead be written 'data between' For peoples' ease of use it would be really helpful if we could have this kind of list in the package description: 'The following packages might also be of use: multisync-tools - the msynctool command-line utility opensyncutils - Command line utilities for libopensync opensync-plugin-evolution - Evolution plugin opensync-plugin-file - file plugin opensync-plugin-google-calendar - Plugin for syncing with Google Calendar opensync-plugin-irmc - IrMC plugin (IrDA and Bluetooth) opensync-plugin-palm - Palm plugin opensync-plugin-syncml - SyncML plugin opensync-plugin-sunbird - Opensync Mozilla Calendar / Mozilla Sunbird / Mozilla Lightning[?] plugin The backup, opie and synce plugins from Multisync are not yet provided for by Opensync in Debian Etch though they are available from the upstream Opensync project and their Debian repository.'
