Dan George wrote:
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It does have a touchscreen and Linux support for the 568 but HP just
doesnt want to support it.
I meant to say that the touchscreen is unsupported in Linux. Remember
that many of these PDA ports are done on a mostly volunteer basis by the
reasearchers (the iPaq stuff i
On Wednesday 17 July 2002 20:53, you wrote:
> Dan George wrote:
> > Id like to get my hands on the software for my Jornado 568 64meg
> > also has ARM 206 added 128 compact flash but has Pocket PC.
> >
> > $275 with USB and adapter isnt a bad price. Some PDAs like the Sony
> > Clie have a flimsy
Dan George wrote:
Id like to get my hands on the software for my Jornado 568 64meg
also has ARM 206 added 128 compact flash but has Pocket PC.
$275 with USB and adapter isnt a bad price. Some PDAs like the Sony
Clie have a flimsy USB cradle and adapter. Jornado is the beefiest
PDA next to t
Id like to get my hands on the software for my Jornado 568 64meg
also has ARM 206 added 128 compact flash but has Pocket PC.
$275 with USB and adapter isnt a bad price. Some PDAs like the Sony
Clie have a flimsy USB cradle and adapter. Jornado is the beefiest
PDA next to the Compaq 64meg IPAQ.
Thanks for all the info, this's might be another toy for me, I had
been
through a WinCE, a palm perfessional, a palm III with 8Mb upgrade. Got tire
of them too fast and gave them away. Sadly I can't use any two way
communication device at work, I will try play with it since I have
Jeff Mings wrote:
This could be a very cool thing, depending on what you need and want in
a PDA. I have been coveting the new Zaurus with the pop-down keyboard,
beautiful big screen, and real, built-in Linux. The potential to easily
move stuff between my Linux boxen and PDA is very appealing
whenever wrote:
I got my hand on a zaurus from a friend today, it's running Linux with
QT, pretty good PDA, too bad the sync software that came with the unit is
windows based, I got to download the linux hot sync program, but too lazy to
recompile the kernel for usb-ppp support. There
This could be a very cool thing, depending on what you need and want in
a PDA. I have been coveting the new Zaurus with the pop-down keyboard,
beautiful big screen, and real, built-in Linux. The potential to easily
move stuff between my Linux boxen and PDA is very appealing, and not
really po
I got my hand on a zaurus from a friend today, it's running Linux with
QT, pretty good PDA, too bad the sync software that came with the unit is
windows based, I got to download the linux hot sync program, but too lazy to
recompile the kernel for usb-ppp support. There are some software
