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My vote goes to digital distribution. As I'm a musician, I find the idea of composing/softsynth software on pandora very appealing. If the software is good, I'll gladly pay for it. But I also plan to buy large (16G and 32G) SDHC cards. I don't want to swap cards often or carry around a...

Linux is not the only open source OS that runs on ARM architecture. I wonder how well FreeBSD will run on Pandora, whether it has drivers for the hardware, etc. If it has linux binary compatibility as the x86 version does, it will be an interesting option indeed.

Just the Pandora. I may get a TV-out later, once the dust settles. Will they get shipped at the same time? For a case, I'l probably get a DS or PSP one. I didn't like the looks of the one on the site.

Do you think this will run Megarace? Installed from a CD. Sysreqs: 386 processor, 33Mhz 2Mb RAM MCGA of VGA CD-Rom Drive The game used FMV extensively, streamed from the CD. And if Dosbox can't handle it, there's a Sega CD port of it too, so no worries. I've got so many great memories of...

Are there pics available of the final hardware design's ports? Are the USB ports mini or standard size?

More importantly, are there ALSA(/some other sound server) drivers for this chip?

Just where is this email coming from? The "receive email from administrators" checkbox when I registered for this forum? Or is there a separate mailing list?

What I Expect: A Linux distribution with a good repository of armel .debs (or other package format) opening up vast expanses of Linux software. Linux games such as SuperTux, Chromium, bzFlag; apps such as gvim, opera, gimp, pidgin, various media players Solid betas of emulator ports for: Sega...