Re: [PLUG] linux pda recommendation

[Andrew Gwozdziewycz <apgwoz@gmail.com>]

I've got a 5500 lying around too. It could use a new battery and a stylus. I think it might have the original firmware on it. (I played around with a bunch of different ones). I'll sell it cheap if you decide you want the 5500 over the 5000 :)

On Sep 24, 2006, at 1:45 PM, Christopher M. Jones wrote:

I'm looking at buying a pda. My sole interest is some sort of software

for driving directions. I don't need gps, just punch in two addresses

and get rights and lefts for getting there. Naturally, I'd prefer a

linux-based pda, but I know very little about what's out there.

Preliminary googling has turned up some things, but I thought I'd ask

the list for your experiences and recommendations. Which pda (I don't

mind older technology)? What software? 

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