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Excellent, Imogen looks and sounds perfect :)

The easiest way is to use telnet instead, the GP2X has a built in telnet server.

Discussions of emulators/homebrew/ports is irrelevant, what game you prefer is like asking "what's your favourite colour?". The Pandora is a general purpose computer so what is developed will be down to what developers want to develop.

I think Alien Arena is a better FPS than Tremulous or Netuiz.

Why not try the Dutch forums?

Works fine for me F-100 MkI FW 2.1.1 - telnet and sterm.

Can you post the file someone so we can look at it?

It's probably ok. If you are using ordinary alkaline batteries you won't get much more than 40 minutes. Get some rechargeables - at least 2500mah. I have heard that a lot of the built in games don't work but I haven't got an F-200.

There is an open version of riscos now, but you can only build on a RiscPC.

The most efficient user interface is the command line. e.g. type mame and it runs. Bash FTW as you whippersnappers say.

It uses GTK which makes it harder to port.

There is no point in having a special "pirate" application - you will be able to run p2p clients to the Pandora.

I'll reserve judgement until I see it, and more importantly the price.

I have GTK apps running on my GP2X, should be no problem on the Pandora.

I can't believe your posting this either, there are hundreds of posts of endless speculation every day along with some hard facts from Craig et al. Why not just wait and see what it's like when it comes out. It's not going to destroy the PSP scene, they're everywhere on the high street, and...

I like rox, but then I still like the RiscOs desktop on my A3000 :)

Try this .

I find it okay with the replacement cap. With the original cap it was pretty dire.