I have had Linux on my ipaq every sense the ipaq first came out. It has
gone form a command line only driven fun project to me getting bored
with it and it sitting on my desk. I haven't looked into the project in
a few months but it looks like there has been a lot of updates to it. I
suppose I will try to show up and see how others are using their ipaqs
with Linux.
Bill W
On Fri, 2003-01-17 at 06:49, Derek Neighbors wrote:
> Well it was proposed, and I have been dragging my feet to make it
> official, but it looks like we will be having an iPAQ installfest at the
> GNU/Linux Stammtisch this coming Tuesday. I will be bringing at least
> two
> iPAQs that need a real operating sytem loaded on them and possibly a
> third
> to be replaced. If you have an iPAQ you want GNU/Linux loaded on, have
> one with GNU/Linux you would like to show off or want to see GNU/Linux
> on
> one, don't miss this event. ;)
>
> Also, those that are interested we will take a few minutes to start to
> put
> our ducks in a row about talking to Senator McCain about CBDTPA
> legislation that his committee will soon be reviewing.
>
> And of course there will be the normal good times found at the
> Stammtisch!
> Hope to see you there.
>
> -Derek
>
>
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