Linux and GPS

All,

Lately I've been getting quite into the idea of bicycle touring. I
intend to take my Jornada with me for writing and getting on-line
at various locations while in town. After mentioning this to someone,
they suggested I ought to look into getting some kind of GPS working 
with it. 

I know that Windows CE has various tools for this, and I assume
hardware can be purchased that is compatible with the Jornada to do 
so. However, are any of you familiar with hardware _and_ software that
can be used on the Jornada 720 with Linux? Particularly some kind of
mapping software. 

Thanks,  
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