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I actually just got GNU/Linux working on my Palm T|X a few minutes ago. It
seems to be working just fine so far.
There are a ton of dead links, and important information is scattered between
a ton of different resources. I'll write a tutorial and host a mirror of
these fairly hard-to-find
I always wanted a zipit z2 :)
- Tmux
- Portable Mit-Scheme
- Nethack
- Irssi
- Scummvm
- Gngb
- Frotz [I know, most games are non-free :(, but they run on a microwm]
oh, the prototype was $1,500. $540 sounds good :D
> I wish the Pyra would take off.
Well, you probably don't have to wish for it. It's looking like it's going to
be available next year.
> But $1,500 sounds like a lot for a Pyra, (and it is) but the way it's
designed, it would last me 5 years and $1,500/60 months==$25 per month.
Where
I wish the Pyra would take off. I hate smartphones and I would rather have a
class of mobile computing that's dead in the consumer market, a UMPC, but I
don't think they can enough people willing to spend $1,500 for a dual core
machine just because it's a fully open modular platform with a
Wow, you fought a hard fight in that thread! :O
Nice job.
Is the bios/bootloader free in that machine?
That is basically a "would be" machine for us.
You could try the OpenPandora, or its successor, the Pyra.
I have an OpenPandora. Using it in freedom is a bit difficult, and it's a
very weak device when you do (no graphical hardware acceleration, and no
wireless of any kind). The way I set it up was to install a 3rd-party OS
called
The Pandora uses an older Texas Instruments processor (not Sitara) and I
think it uses the u-boot bootloader which is released under the GPL.
No non-free software is required to operate, if you want to use WIFI you can
use an external WIFI adapter from ThinkPenguin or Tehnoetic.
Next step
i use my nano note
I also have zipit z2 that i use for usb host jobs.
and i also have a gta04 im pending to learn (with help for the chap i
bought it from) about howto compile kerenls for it.
firstly nano notes are very rare now.
same for gta04 but the team is working on its exciting successor
Yes, that's my understanding.
Regarding porting a libre distro to install into the NAND, that's not
realistic, really. The Pandora's NAND is only 512 MB, and the stock Pandora
OS (SuperZaxxon) uses this space only for the bare essentials. That's why it
has the "PND" system. So for a libre
I thought about libreCMC or ProteanOS, which can be made to fit in less the
512 MB.
I'm sure they can, but what would be the point in using those in the Pandora?
It's not like they have their own version of something like the PND format,
so it would be very finnicky to use. Install an OS into an SD card, and you
won't have to worry about tiny space limitations.
Actually, I was just looking on the forums for something different, and I
randomly came across a post confirming that the Pandora uses u-boot.
Hey all,
Do any of you use a PDA anymore? I wish to have something of that sort,
preferably with a stylus so I can write on it. Something I can sync up to
the computer and keep a calendar, and maybe even access e-mail on. I know
there are loads of Android devices, but I really
If you are ok with a total free Android look at this:
http://92.19.232.58:5/html/shop/phones/index.php they sell smartphones
with Replicant preinstalled. (they will donate atleast 20% of the profist.
(They told me that in an e-mail.)
I never used a PDA so I can't answer your actual question. I guess a (second
hand) PDA might be a decent compromise between a phone and a "smartphone".
Looks like there is some palm related software in the repos.apt-cache search
palm|sort|grep -i palm
I once considered getting a NanoNote
hmm...Isn't the owner tomlukeywood from the forum?
https://trisquel.info/en/users/tomlukeywood
You should definitely consider supporting him.
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