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They sure have nice box designers ;) And if it wasn't for the Pandora, I would definitly think it doesn't sound too bad (any idea on the price point?). Yet the lack of buttons does seem pretty strange (would have to actually try to play games on it though).

Has Aldrin been mentioned? http://trac.zeitherrschaft.org/aldrin/wiki

No, blood is sadly not open-source. It's even worse... they wanted to make it open-source but the code is completely lost. There is Transfusion though, a reimplementation of Blood's multiplayer and partially singleplayer with the quake engine. Oh and Unreal? FFS people!!! How many times do I...

I contacted the makers of this game: http://www.runesofavalon.com/ Since I had to write a bug report about not beeing able to download from their website with Firefox3 anyways. Reply: QUOTE Hi Thanks for contacting me. You need to use Opera. I just found about this issue and it seems that...

It's a friend (AFAIK not GF) of ED (Evil Dragon) from Germany.

I think playing illegal roms on it should void the warranty :P *runs off and hides*

Personally I don't think bombarding the developers with email is going to help very much. This is really more of a thing where the developers of the Pandora have to contact them "business to business". Especially in the case of Introversion I think the best would be if CraigiX would take a...

Hardware accelerated rendering is currently beeing worked on AFAIK.

Seriously, there are sooo many you can't possibly list them all here. A good source for open-source games is the great freegamer blog: http://freegamer.blogspot.com @ waffels: The requirements are generally not that bad, and the Pandora is quite fast. In general a few games might really be...

Definitly Darwinia and Multivinia. Defcon would be cool too. Basicly anything from Introversion. And they are a UK based small company too, that makes Linux ports for all their games, so chances are pretty high I think. Otherwise The Independant Gaming source is a good site that has lots of...

There are big communitys around the Sharp Zaurus linux PDAs which more or less everything you could want as PDA software and all that could be ported to the pandora very easily.

There will be access to the GPU via OpenGL drivers just like on a PC, which limits the hacking you can do, but over all isn't really a limit at all.

In fact it would most likely be fast enough to mount a HDDVD or Blueray iso and play THAT ;) (Not that it would make sense with the 800x480 screen or the SD-TV out).

You can also connect Wii, or PS3 controllers wireless over Bluetooth.

It would obviously need "sticky crosshairs" just like halo, e.g. if you move over an enemy the sensitivity goes down. However this is considered a auto-aim cheat by people using mouse and keyboard (which I agree to in general). Which brings me back to the point that you will probably have the...

Yes and yes (well a master server which shows games), and a quite lively community too. Just try it out, it's a free download you know?

What would you want touchscreen for? But if the touchscreen is a mouse pointer device in Linux (which I bet it will be) that it will be supported as a mouse directly without any work involved.

That might change quickly if he mentiones it in this talk ;) But yeah go ahead, the KDE devs are a pretty mature bunch, so I don't expect any problems.