GPS
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Whilst PocketPC and Palm users have a wide choice of high quality commercial navigation software suites, the Zaurus isn't quite so well catered for and there's no neat all-in-one package. | Whilst PocketPC and Palm users have a wide choice of high quality commercial navigation software suites, the Zaurus isn't quite so well catered for and there's no neat all-in-one package. | ||
| - | However, it might be of interest to know that TomTom use Linux in some of their highly successful standalone GPS "appliances" such as the GO 300, 500 & 700. | + | However, it might be of interest to know that TomTom use Linux in some of their highly successful standalone GPS "appliances" such as the GO 300, 500 & 700. |
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| + | In September 2006 tomtom navigator was made to run successfully on the Zaurus, OZ, with kernel 2.6, albeit with broken sound driver. | ||
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| - | I hope the community will step in and help finish this page... | ||
- Paul | - Paul | ||
Revision as of 22:01, 14 November 2006
'Global Positioning by Satellite on the Zaurus'
Whilst PocketPC and Palm users have a wide choice of high quality commercial navigation software suites, the Zaurus isn't quite so well catered for and there's no neat all-in-one package.
However, it might be of interest to know that TomTom use Linux in some of their highly successful standalone GPS "appliances" such as the GO 300, 500 & 700.
In September 2006 tomtom navigator was made to run successfully on the Zaurus, OZ, with kernel 2.6, albeit with broken sound driver.
- Paul
Supported GPS Accessaries
