On Tue, Mar 08, 2005 at 03:24:03PM -0800, Tony Godshall wrote: > You mean it's not really useful as an organizer when running > even the innovative pocketworkstation.com user interface?
That interface turns it into a miniature Debian system, but I haven't found any tools that make it useful for PIM tasks, such as address book and calendar, and syncing with a desktop machine. The Qtopia/Opie PIM tools apparently don't work in the X11 environment unless you recompile them yourself, and GPE was still mostly useless last time I checked (which was a couple of months ago). But maybe things have improved since then - if anyone can recommend specific Debian packages please do so. > But before I order I just want to be clear on this... if I > get SD, I won't be able to use it if I upgrade my kernel > past whatever Sharp gives me (can I run pocketworkstation > and Opie and GPE with Sharp's kernel)? pocketworkstation works with the Sharp kernel, don't know about the others. > I can't seem to find MMC at 2GB, so to get that cap. I'd > have to go SD. Kingston also mentions MMCplus but nobody > seems to sell that. It's supposed to be faster than MMC, > bus then again so is SD. Don't count on anything being faster than plain MMC, as far as I know all the fancier modes require special driver support to work, and you don't see any improvement with the stock driver. -Klaus -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
