Re: what handheld or low-power computer?

reedreedmedia.net wrote:
> > You might be able to tell from the tone of this
post that I'm pretty
> > keen on these gizmos, and you'd be right. It's
really a laptop in a very
> > small form factor (complete with USB, sound chip
and wireless networking
> > via a compact flash port). I just can't understand
why Sharp never
> > officially sold them much, if at all, outside
Japan.
> 
> Thanks for all the info. You mentioned your touch
screen and sound and 
> USB, but the http://www.netbsd
.org/Ports/zaurus/ says not yet supported:
> 
>     * Sound chip (zaudio)
>     * USB Controller (pxaudc)
>     * Touch panel (ztp)
>     * SD/MMC
>     * Power management and suspend
> 
> Why does it say not supported?
> 
> I cc'd this to the Zaurus list. I think this may be a
system like I want 
> to use... Thanks again.
> 
>   Jeremy C. Reed
> 

Hi Jeremy,

OpenBSD has a far more mature port to the Zaurus at the
moment than NetBSD:

http://www.openbsd
.org/zaurus.html

It's probably the best bet for day to day use if you need
audio and touch screen
support. Hopefully the NetBSD port can benefit from the work
of the OpenBSD
people and quickly get to on a par in terms of feature
support.

Chris