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There are two projects being developed to help network play on the Pandora. One is POND, whose primary design concern is to provide developers with a simplistic way to add networking features to their games. The other is TINXL, which arose out of the clamoring of people wanting something like...

As fusion says, Metroid's style is fantastic, and would suit well to the abilities you're talking about. Gargoyle's Quest (I played it on the Gameboy) was fantastic, allowing short flight up and down. One gaming style not often used is vertical like Kid Icarus. It might be fun to see a new spin...

I like the concept player4 suggested. If you do have a page for needed skills or things people could contribute, it might be handy if there were an easy report people could look at, searching through what was needed. For instance, with a small db back-end feeding to a form where you could...

Some of these questions have been answered in the FAQ here.

That wouldn't work well on a plane, for instance, or on a bus/train without wi-fi or cell connection, or while visiting cities without open wireless/network access. I hope to use my existing portable hard drive in some of those situations, if I need that much additional storage (for instance if...

Is this for converting to Kindle or from Kindle format? My boyfriend was interested in buying some of the Kindle books, but has the Sony ebook reader. Googling seems to mostly come back with PDF to Kindle converters.

Beaten to the punch. I'm adding this to the FAQ.

I bought a Genius MaxFire Pandora Pro, because, well, it was $7 and I could get free shipping. It comes with a separate mini-USB to USB cable which retracts, and folds to a size smaller than my palm. I thought it might be cool for long trips when I need to pack light. It doesn't feel sturdy...

I think people are mostly concerned about legality, and Microsoft is known to protect their copyright. However, if it's legal, I think it's worth your effort. A fair amount of people have expressed interest in WinCE, despite the nay-sayers.

GNOME wasn't really the preferred choice, it's just by default used in Xubuntu. Also, GNOME is not a window manager. I believe xfce is the window manager used with Xubuntu, which is touted as being reasonably light. GNOME and KDE are both desktop environments, paired with a window manager like...

NAT, regarding guarantee/warranty, devs have stated that by law there is a one year warranty. It's come up a few times but isn't in the FAQ. I'll add it. Here are some references: 1 2 3