On Wednesday 11 Dec 2002 10:50 pm, Jamin W. Collins wrote:
Anyhow, really the main reason I would want one is not just for
addresses and some scheduling, but really, I would like to be certain
that I could ssh in to servers as necessary.
That's a very good question... anyone with a Zaurus
Tom Badran [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Id did some java devleopment on for the zaurus over the summer. It is
trivially simple to install bash from the sharp zaurus developers site, and
from the console i was able to ssh into machines. On a side note it appeared
to use a packaging system
Hello List:
I actually have a SL-5500 and would only consider it a PDA because of it's
size, it's just a smaller and less powerfull computer. With the built-in
keyboard every console tool is much more fast to use (i am not very good with
handwriting tools)
Actually there are several programs
I'm thinking of getting a Linux embedded PDA, but was wondering what
people would advise. Looking at what's out there Sony's Zaurus looks
pretty good. Anyhow, really the main reason I would want one is not
just for addresses and some scheduling, but really, I would like to be
certain that I
On Wed, Dec 11, 2002 at 01:46:40PM -0800, Curtis Vaughan wrote:
I'm thinking of getting a Linux embedded PDA, but was wondering what
people would advise. Looking at what's out there Sony's Zaurus
That would be Sharp's Zaurus, not Sony. I think I'd die of shock if I
ever saw a Sony device
Jamin W. Collins wrote:
On Wed, Dec 11, 2002 at 01:46:40PM -0800, Curtis Vaughan wrote:
I'm thinking of getting a Linux embedded PDA, but was wondering what
people would advise. Looking at what's out there Sony's Zaurus
That would be Sharp's Zaurus, not Sony. I think I'd die of shock
Curtis Vaughan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm thinking of getting a Linux embedded PDA, but was wondering what
people would advise. Looking at what's out there Sony's Zaurus looks
pretty good.
AFAIK the Zaurus is the only one that blessedly runs Linux. There are
hobbyists who also run Linux on
David Z Maze said:
AFAIK the Zaurus is the only one that blessedly runs Linux. There are
hobbyists who also run Linux on the Compaq iPAQ, but at least several
months ago this wasn't so useful.
I thought so too not long ago, then read something which pointed to
this site:
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