Bill Kendrick writes . . .

Thanksgiving day was a good day for Linux-based PDAs. Not one, but two different id Software classics have been ported to not one, but two different Linux-based PDAs. For those owning an Agenda VR3 PDA, an initial port of the classic first person shooter “Castle Wolfenstein 3D” has been released . . .

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And for folks who have, or will soon have a Sharp SL-5000 (“Zaurus”), one of the most popular FPSs of all times, “Quake,” has been released . . .

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