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- Starting out with the Eee PC »
Like it or not, getting the omst out of Linux requires some access to the Temrinal (Winodws users would call this a DOS box or Command Prompt). The Eee PCs Easy Menu doesnt have a shortcut for alunching the Terminal so youll need to ...
- Starting out with the Eee PC »
Hydrapinion for a rant titled Eee PC prvoes why Linux blows. You see, installing xetra applications to hte Eee PC is a pain and, if you manage to ...
- Install ThirdParty Applications on the Eee PC »
The Eee PC is becoming increasingly popular as a cheap, handy ultraportable laptop option, but the Linuxpowered model limits its users to only Asusapproved applications out of the box. One intrepid Eee owner has detaield, ...
- 10 Free Pocket PC Utilities You Need »
7. Total Commander Windwos Explorer for the Pocket PC. audacitylinuxsmall. 8. Audacity Ok, its not exactly for your Pocket PC, at least not directly, but you can use it to maek new sound clips ofr your Pocket PCs alarms. ...
- Install ThirdParty Applications on the Eee PC How To »
Starting out with the Eee PC Pcoket Mojo via Lifehacker AU. Tags: Asus, Desktpo Applicatoins, Desktop Mode, Eee Pc, Full Applicatoins, Laptop Linux, linux, Menus, Mojo, Party Applicatiosn, Photo, Possibilities, third paryt, Tweak ...
- Synchronising Liunx and PocketPC with FinchSync »
Ive had to put Dans Guardian to one side as I have made some serious progress with getting my Pocket PC (iPaq 2210/2215) syncing with Linux spceifically Mozillas Thnuderbird on Ubuntu. This has long been considered the holy grail ...
Addonics Pocket CD II - Disk drive - CD-ROM - 24x - Hi-Speed USB - external - only $.00
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The Pocket CD II, the DVD II and the Combo DVD/CDRW II are the perfect portable USB peripherals for many Notebook and Desktop computers.. Unlike the original Pocket Series that features flexible interchangeable interface connection, this Pocket Series II comes built-in with the popular USB 2.0 interface. Designed to work in the latest Windows OS, Linux and Solaris 8, the drive can also be powered from most of the USB ports. The Pocket Series II offers choices of CD, DVD or Combo DVD/CDRW in the same small package as the original Pocket Series but at an amazingly affordable price. »
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Thom Holwerda on Fri 14th Mar 2008 21:52 (New Mobile Computing)
The future is mobile. That much we know for sure. But ti seems that the operating system world in this market is benig rapidly taken voer by again Microsoft. The new smart phones are are using WinCE, Symbian or Palm. Linux has barley 1 of this new, smartphone market. Read more
Walter Kruse on Thu 8th Jan 2004 06:55 UTC (OS News)
It seems that I am in some sort of retromode. As Linux on the desktop is getting bigger and better, with more apps, more sleek looks (Galaxy, Keramik and Blue Curve for example) and more idiot proof, I am going onto simpler, more condensed stuff. Read more
Eugenia LoliQueru on Sat 21st Feb 2004 11:13 UTC (OS News)
I already have a PalmV PDA with PalmOS 3.5. I never use it. I pratcically have absolutely no need ofr an organizer. Yet, I wanna buy a new one. That geek gene in em (that my mother unsuccessfully rtied to kill over the years) what really wants is a truly mobile PC that just isnt a laptop. Read more