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That specific post was probably his most polite EVER in the ZodiacGamer forum... Read the rest and youll see why hes not the most respected person over there... It wouldnt surprise me if his intention was to "kill" the Zodiac scene...

Sure is; look at his other posts in other topics... :angry:

So you really need exactly 90€? Well then...

Hi there Jarska333! Yes, I would still be interested, but I'll have to check with my parents first. Also, I don't have all the money yet, but maybe I could borrow what I need; that is if you wouldn't accept 78,98€ instead :P PS: I live in Älvsjö, so I'm nowhere near you in that aspect... Stay...

All information on what Linux version they've put on the console... EDIT: What's a guide to DirectX doing there?

I just broke my GP. Maybe you can buy it for a cheap price. Only the screen is broken.

I'd be very interested; I just broke my NLU :( 90€ sounds good. I'm in Sweden, by the way, so you wouldn't have to send it VERY far... :P

I think he had some serious trouble with getting the CPU's from Samsung, since they only accept orders for 10 000ex, or something...

Another Swede here! Now, I ordered my Tapwave Zodiac 2 from Allack.co.uk (from the UK...) with no extra expences other than shipping, so Jarska333 should be right. The pound costs quite a lot though.

You're VERY updated, you know... "Never used linux" Hehe, it shows ;)

I don't think it will allow 16 directions, but the point is; it's a lot more accurate (according to GPH), and that's why :) . No more Joystick fixes that is :D

Well, just because it's linux that doesn't mean you can just drop a linux compatible program in a folder and run it; it has to be reprogrammed for the GP2X (ARM9 architecture, buttons, etc), but with the Debian packages, not very much has to be done ^_^ EDIT: "I'm a programmer", I guess I...

Most Zaurus programs should be suitable for the GP2X, except for those who require a touch screen. Does anybody know if snes runs at full speed? EDIT:OMG!

COunt me in :lol:

There would be no big point in buying the GP2X if GPH does not allow programmers to do low-level operations, right? I certainly hope they will (by providing tools)...

I can see your point, but the most hard-working developers have been rewarded by the GP32 community in donations and advert money from google. That is, in my opinion, an even better way.

In other words; the GPX2 is obsolete, since the PSP hardware is more powerful...

Ehm, what the heck does that mean? License fee...hmm.. Oh, a very nicely translated article, thanks pooloo2!

So, the big problem, then, would be if they enclosed the info about how to talk to the hardware (directly; not via a SDK)...

Since they're going to use Linux, I hope they really take advantage of all its features :) .