Not yet, but I'm probably going to order one within the next two weeks or so. If memory serves, you can't order one without wince (or whatever they're calling it these days)... you need a serial cradle and access to a Windows system in order to flash the bootloader onto the sucker.
The Linux distro that Compaq is working with is called Familiar, which was based upon Compaq's original offering for the iPaq. I'll probably stick with that one for the time being, until I get more familiar (no pun intended :-) with the iPaq. I'll likely try debianizing it further down the road, tho. On Fri, Jun 15, 2001 at 11:34:15PM -0400, Jonathan D. Proulx wrote: > Hi, > > This is definately premature, but... > > I'm getting an iPAQ early next week, and was wondering if anyone out > there's wedged debian onto one yet? > > It's meant to come with Linux, which I can only assume means Dead-Rat, > or perhaps a Compaq sepecial mini-distro... > > -Jon
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