Yes, As an Agenda user, I agree. If you wish to get a geek toy that you can set up a ppp link (or buy the serial to Ethernet adapter), and display x apps on your workstation from the PDA, you should avoid it (or run a web server, or ssh to your pda, or blah blah blah....) It has some apps that will synch with the agenda desktop, and this works well, but if you just want a simple calendar reminder / contacts machine, go with a cheaper pda! Some developers still exist (the developer list moved to another server as the USA Agenda group died off last December). Kelly Black KB0GBJ On Saturday 23 February 2002 09:53, Gerry Skerbitz wrote: > On Fri, 22 Feb 2002, Terry Houle wrote: > > Don't know about the interface but there are several Linux PDA's out > > there. Namely Agenda and Yopy are a couple and don't know if you have > > looked at them. > > But don't expect that just because they're Linux based that they interface > any better with the Linux desktop. I have an Agenda VR3 and it never did > sync very well with anything. You can get stuff onto it via rsync and > there is a half done syncing tool but it takes a lot of tweaking. I didn't > buy it as a PDA, but rather as a "development" machine. > > PalmOS is still way ahead of the game in syncing with Linux apps. We have > two of those in the house and I love the ability to script what I want done > with the synced data on the desktop side. > > BTW agenda is dead in the USA. Still going, > (but I don't know how strongly) in Deutchland. www.agendacomputing.de. > > -- > Gerry Skerbitz > gsker at tcfreenet.org