“Here is a list of things to do to make a truly successful Linux
PDA. This is a list that I have been putting together in my free
time the last few years as I have been interacting with this
growing field. Some ideas you may like, some you may disagree with.
A few ideas you might not have known about, and many that you
probably could list yourself. Without further delay here it is:
- “System Overview To provide a stable and user friendly
commercial open source Linux based PDA that can be used by a
teenager, but scale for the enterprise.–If a teenager can’t use it
then the Enterprise won’t want to put it in the hands of the
fourteen-year-old in the stock room.- “Have the ability to fit in only 8MB Flash and run in 16MB
RAM.–It is easy to expand something, but hard to shrink…”
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