laptop users. Here is an extract of the monthly digest, but note there are
much more noteworthy issues, so do not miss to check the whole.
|=| Though SHARP has decided not to bring their new Linux PDA
generation to Europe, two companies TriSoft and Xtops.DE make
the SHARP SL-C750 available on their own. The machines come
with German or English documentation and bear the necessary
CE certification to be sold in Europe legally.
|=| Thanks to the great work of Martin Demin from handhelds.org,
it is now possible to run Linux on the DELL Axim PDA. It currently
only supports load from RAM (not ROM) which means
you boot it from Windows, but it’s a start.
|=| SkyEye is one of the first available simulators for ARM and other
CPUs for embedded computers. More at the TuxMobil mobile CPU surveys.
|=| InterPocket offers the first USB-Host-Adapter CF-Card for Linux PDAs,
which makes it possible to use external USB devices.
InHandElectronics released the VCE-B5A01 PCMCIA framegrabber driver,
to facilitate the development of embedded and handheld devices with real-time
video support.
|=| The Open Palm Integrated Environment finished the 1.0rc pre-release
for the Zaurus and the iPAQ. The Familiar Linux Distribution for PDAs
published release 0.7.
|=| Some good news for laptop users, too. Finally a battery refurbishment tool
for Linux is available (for older laptops only, requires special hardware).
Werner
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