On Mon, Jun 25, 2012 at 12:14 PM, David King wrote:
> Thanks for your suggestion, I will give it a try when I can. I have already
> installed Windows XP onto an old PC and used that to connect my PlayBook,
> which worked, although it took a few attempts.
>
> It is unfortunate that all the tablet m
Thanks for your suggestion, I will give it a try when I can. I have
already installed Windows XP onto an old PC and used that to connect my
PlayBook, which worked, although it took a few attempts.
It is unfortunate that all the tablet makers really only consider
Windows and Mac OS X when makin
David,
Sorry, only just got around to catching up with the mailing list and
your email.
If you can get the old PC working with windows, or just use another
windows PC for a few mins, plug in your Playbook and let it install
the drivers. Then install somethin
I recently purchased a BlackBerry PlayBook. It's a great tablet, but it
seems that RIM are not that Linux-friendly. Their OS is based on QNX, a
Unix-type OS, so I thought they might at least have some Linux
understanding.
I can connect the PlayBook to Ubuntu via wifi, no problem, I can just
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