I use the above combination in a MAC environment and I have to say it
rocks. Salling Clicker permits remoting of all media functions (iTunes,
iDVD, iPhoto, etc.) plus Indigo for home automation to the Lifedrive
with Bluetooth. Add a Class1 Bluetooth dongle and you can roam the
house and control
I think the question meant: Can the server chose automatically to
display different things depending on the browser.
The answer is yes, it is theoretically possible. The http protocol does
deliver to the server the name of the browser being used.
It's up to the web server whether it makes any
Made an impulse buy this summer of an axim, although I didn't really
need a 'pocket pc'--what I needed was a handheld device that would let
me browse any website plus would function as an sb3 remote (hmmm, what
device does that sound like?). The axim doesn't work well as a browser
for me (only
I also use a Dell Axim as a remote using the handheld skin, and it does
work well. But it would be nice to use a different interface when you
access it via another browser type. I don't know anything about this,
but certainly commercial websites (stellar example is the BBC) exhibit
different
On 27-Feb-06, at 8:19 PM, ShorinSean wrote:
I also use a Dell Axim as a remote using the handheld skin, and it does
work well. But it would be nice to use a different interface when you
access it via another browser type. I don't know anything about this,
but certainly commercial websites
mherger Wrote:
Didn't know Canada was as unimportant a market as Switzerland :-).
Welcome aboard!
Thanks for the welcome, Michael. Sorta wish I didn't need it :-(
Yeah, for many things, Canada is an unimportant marketplace.
I think I'll have to order the 770 somewhere abroad... (I do not
On 1/17/06, Michaelwagner
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How is the 770 programmed? It's a linux box, right?
Yep, it uses GTK+ and X just like any other Linux system. There's a
cross-development environment, so you can build apps on a PC pretty
easily without having the hardware itself.
Michaelwagner wrote:
What about the ones based on Pocket Windows or
whatever it's called,
like the iPAQ? How are they programmed? Is there any
high-level-language support for them? Even C or
(sigh) basic would be
better than itsie bitsie machine language.
I have a Dell Axim X30
I've been using a Sony CLIE and the handheld skin with no problems at
all. I use the built-in browser, and it works fine.
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I've a Hitachi HPW 600 etm with the SH4 processor running windows ce 3.
I walk in my house and it synchs my mail, contacts, to do etc
(theoretically). It does have USB out too, which made me consider
getting a USB dac at one time.
I posted a pic in the thread above, I would have posted it here
How is the 770 programmed? It's a linux box, right?
Mainly C/C++, I guess.
What about the ones based on Pocket Windows or whatever it's called,
like the iPAQ? How are they programmed? Is there any
Oh, this is MS, it must be C# then :-)
high-level-language support for them? Even C or
Michaelwagner Wrote:
Has anyone any experience using HP iPAQs for this?
If so, how well do they work? Any gotchas, things (or models) to
avoid?
I have an HP iPaq which I use occasionally for controlling slimserver.
I use it with the handheld skin and it works pretty well.
Having
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