JPluck converts web sites and RSS feeds to Plucker documents.

http://jpluck.sourceforge.net/

Key Features

- Easy-to-use GUI for managing sites and feeds
- Downloads sites using multiple connections
- Sends browser cookies to access login-based sites
- Dedicated conduit downloads and converts documents at HotSync (Windows only)
- Bookmarklet for converting pages from the browser
- Free, open-source software licensed under the BSD license

Originally posted by Laurens
- Easy-to-use GUI for managing sites and feeds
- Downloads sites using multiple connections
- Sends browser cookies to access login-based sites
- Dedicated conduit downloads and converts documents at HotSync (Windows only)
- Bookmarklet for converting pages from the browser
- Free, open-source software licensed under the BSD license WOW! I regret to say that I haven't played with Plucker for some time. Time to install the latest version and to give it a try.

Would be nice if some more Plucker experts were present here and discuss latest Plucker developments.

FYI: Plucker discussions are held on the plucker-* mailing lists. Turcic is more an iSilo-oriented site.

Originally posted by Laurens
FYI: Plucker discussions are held on the plucker-* mailing lists. Turcic is more an iSilo-oriented site. Laurens, it is true that we talk currently more about iSilo than Plucker; that was not necessarily our choice. I would surely appreciate more Plucker fans here, and I even asked David (Hacker) if he would favor a more active community here, but he never replied back to me. My idea was to present an alternative to the mailing list since I personally favor forums to lists.

That said, Plucker users, you are always welcomed here! :D And Laurens, congratulation for that great tool you wrote.

I've been using JPluck for a while and I must say that it's a great application. Beta 3 is impressive and the new GUI is a boon (although manually editing JXL's isn't *that* hard). It destroys AvantGo in almost every way (remote sync is the only feature AG has in its favour) but I haven't used iSilo, so can't compare it with that.