* Arieh Skliarouk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [060427 21:13]:
> Hello,
> 
> Sometime ago I bought Linux based PDA - Zaurus SL-5500. 

Did you buy it in Isreal?

I am interested in a zauris.

Thanks,
Aaron

I have installed
> OpenZaurus 3.5.4 on it and using it for various tasks:
> * books reader (with cyrillic)
> * mp3 and ogg player
> * dictionary (english-russian)
> * some blessings holder (I read them through opera on locally installed
> apache+php).
> * addressbook
> 
> I am still not sure whether I can use it as GPS navigator in Israel: several
> programs exists, but AFAIK none provides nor maps for Israel, nor ability to
> import them from some other program.
> Do you know of any way to use the PDA as GPS navigator?
> 
> The OpenZaurus has package opie-multikey, that provides keymaps for
> on-screen keyboard to type international symbols and send unicode codes to
> applications. Unfortunately, the opie-multikey program lacks hebrew keymap
> file. I have no idea of the keymap file format, and thus attached russian
> and arabic keymaps file in hope for someone to recognize the format.
> Is there somewhere an ready to use opie-multikey format for hebrew?
> 
> Upon completion of previous task, the next task I would like to use the PDA
> for is Hebrew-English dictionary. The OpenZaurus has opie-odict and zbedic
> as dictionary engines, but no hebrew dictonaries.
> Do you know of any public domain hebrew-english dictionaries?
> 
> I have found several popular blessings on internet in unicode format of
> various quality. Most of them lack nikud, many are for Sfaradim and all of
> them are not interactive. I wrote ugly hack on php that consultes with
> hebcal [taken from debian ARM distribution] on RoshHodesh and inserts "Yaale
> veYavo" into "Birkat haMazon", but that is.
> Are there any public domain blessings in open (read: plain unicode) format?
> 
> The following is not so Israel related, but still...
> 
> My wife sometimes steals the PDA for books reading, so I am looking for new
> one. And I want it to be SmartPhone, e.g. to include phone capabilities. The
> closests I have found is (still vaporware)
> http://www.road-gmbh.de/en/produkte/index_01.html.
> Do you have other recomendations for Linux enabled, tamperable (e.g. no
> Motorola please), smart phone?
> 
> --
> Arieh

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