Converting Your Device to Work with Linux, or Buying a Unit with it Pre-Installed

Sep 5, 2006
Converting Your Device to Work with Linux, or Buying a Unit with it Pre-Installed

I came across TuxMobil for the first time when their page on converting a Sharp PDA to work with Linux got my attention. Only recently did I dig deeper, surfing throughout the site. I realized that TuxMobil had much more to offer to Linux Lovers.

TuxMobil apparently provides instructions for other devices, both smartphones and PDAs. Brands include Palm, HP, Dell, Nokia, Sony-Ericsson, and even Handspring. It's a shame there's no guide for HTC. Imagine how Linux peeps would be able to maximize the manufacturer's high-end models' (like the TyTN) specs.

But I'm not a techie! No worries, there's also a list of units with Linux pre-installed.


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