[Xastir] Xastir on a handheld
Dick C. Reichenbach
dreichen at columbus.rr.com
Fri May 25 10:16:55 EDT 2007
I have a Zaurus C3100, but I've never tried it. PDA Xrom should work,
but I had problems with it, especially the sleep modes. The Z kept
wanting to reboot on sleep. If you have a bigger Z like a newer C3200,
you can run FreeBSD which you may have better luck with. Either way, it
would requre the use of Motif and I wouldn't compile Xastiir without
Graphics or ImageMagick. You're definatly looking at a lot of work.
Currently I'm trying to comple some simple expat libraries for use with
a very simple command line app and I'm having a lot of trouble getting
them to work.
Ideally WHEN Xastir 2 comes into existance (HINT!!!) The display portion
can be broken out into a QT app. There are already some limited QT apps
for handling of shapefiles.
Dick Reichenbach - KC8OBZ
William McKeehan wrote:
>There are some hand held devices (such as a Palm) that can run some flavor of
>Linux, right?
>
>Are there any that are big enough to compile and run Xastir on?
>
>Anyone tried it? Anyone have a recommendation for which hand held device to
>investigate for this purpose?
>
>
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