Re: Zaurus-general Digest, Vol 9, Issue 6

>On Fri, Dec 12, 2003 at 07:39:59AM -0800, Dave Leifer wrote:
>> > Is somebody working on this, or is using a Z for mobile network
>> > access another thing to cross off the feature list?
>> Exactly what do you think you are entitled to? 
>Sorry for the tone of my post.  It seemed like such a
>fundamental requirement for mobile Wifi (the main reason I
>bought a Z), that I was completely stunned when it went away in
>1.0.
>If noboby was working on profile support, I thought I might.
>It would give me a good excuse to learn Qt.

That would be awesome.  The lack of such a networking feature would
  keep me from OZ/Opie.
Anyone know how the PIM apps stack up on the most recent OZ/Opie
  versus the Sharp 3.10 ROM?  Do they sync to Linux, and how?  Sharp
  did itself a huge disservice by not providing Sync abilities to
  Linux users (who would be its most loyal fanbase).

>> The Z can be used for mobile network access.  The requirement
>> to enter ESSIDs and WEP keys is allocated to the human.  The Z
>> does the hard part.
>> Some folks have posted scripts on http://zaurus.com/dev/board/
>> which use opie-sh to help switching between network setups. Do
>> the research.
>Thanks I'll look into it.

If you could make it go, I'd give you a dollar.  :)

-Joseph

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