yeah. I run a freenx server on my server at home ( a low watt 800mhz c3/ Debian Sarge) I can get a gui and use it over nx for pretty much the same amount of data as web surfing, though obviously the two look a bit different on iptraf.
AFAIK we have not got a zaurus pdaxrom client. Last I checked the only client around was for Old OZ (like 3.3.6) on a 5500.
there were some attempts that didn't really get much interest of follow-through over the past year or so. I guess either it was too difficult of people didn't see the point.
If you haven't played with it, give it a whirl on the desktop and monitor your traffic. I did and I was impressed.
This is a whole lot friendlier to cafe/work/other peoples connections than either vnc or a really compressed X over SSH. Not as tiny as text mode, of course. It would be a really welcome option on the Z, I think
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I second that. I have a NX server at home too (the latest NX server, not the freenx release), and a NXclient Java applet embedded in a web page, so all I need to do is visit that page from any computer and I'm home. It works really well, better than tightVNC.
A NX client would be a good way to have access to a fast, full-fledged web browser from the Z, plus it would allow to do a lot more than the Z on its own (e.g. handle really big files with the Gimp, manage your P2P, etc).
Anyway, the source is available at [a href=\"http://www.nomachine.com/developers.php]http://www.nomachine.com/developers.php[/url]
There is a Qt package too, but it's for Zaurus 5xxx.
