todo-mode , xemacs, palm-pilot

Greetings I would like to inquire about and gather the efforts in a palm-pilot integration for xemacs. I know there is bbdb-pilot.el by Erik Assum and since i strongly believe in xemacs as the true "do it all in one place" applikation i would like to submit a webpage that maintains such efforts. For now i see the most urgent need in todo-mode syncing. I think of an interface consistent with the palm-pilot based on the todo-mode by Oliver Seidel. Not that i would go as far as using strokes.el ;-) but option buttons for the priority would be a must. (i tend to have long todo lists) In the end consistency in the user interface could go all the way to a palm-pilot-mode that simulates a virtual palm-pilot much like kpilot. If i can't have emacs on the pilot, i want the pilot on xemacs. If some of you share my vision, i would be willing to maintain a webpage, that documents and coordinates those efforts. If nobody else volunteers, i am inclined to start coding, though my lisp is very basic and my time at the moment very rare. As far as i figured, there is only read-todos as part of the pilot-link package, so a pilot-write program would be needed too. BTW: Anybody got an idea how long i will have to wait to see emacs or at least a lisp-engine on a PDA. gruss/regards tom roth --- Unix IS user friendly - it's just selective about who its friends are.