Unix and Linux Palm OS Handhelds
Unix and Linux Palm OS Handhelds
Using a Palm or Visor with a Unix or Linux desktop poses special difficulties, since these platforms are not supported by Palm, Handspring, and most third-party hard- and software vendors. This category lists sites which provide information or software for making the Palm work with Unix.
Top: Computers: Systems: Handhelds: Palm OS: Unix and Linux
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Palm V and Linux - Pointers on using a Palm under Linux.
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Network Hotsync Howto - Describes how to do a HotSync operation between a Palm and a Unix host (running PilotManager) over a TCP/IP connection.
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Linux Magazine - Reading Palms - Connect A PalmPilot To Your Linux Box, by David Silber. [Free registration required to view this article.]
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Palm Pilot Computing under Unix - Collection of links to software of interest for Unix Palm users. Also describes how to set up a PPP link between Unix host and Palm via the cradle.
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Diego's Pilot Page - Step-by-step instructions on getting a PalmPilot to work with a Sparc running Solaris, and how to use the Sparc for PalmOS software development.
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Pilot-Unix Newsgroup Archive - Archive of and information on the pilot-unix mailing list, for general discussion of Palm OS devices and Unix.
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Using your Palm device with Linux - By Jason Perlow [PalmPower].
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uCLinux - The Linux/Microcontroller project is a port of Linux 2.0 to a modified Palm.
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Sync Your Palm - Introduction to using the Palm with Linux. Covers J-Pilot and StarOffice [Focus on Linux].
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