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Re: [pygame] Re: Pygaming on the GP2X

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Subject: Re: [pygame] Re: Pygaming on the GP2X
From: Tim Ansell <mithro@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 06 Jan 2006 19:55:14 +0100
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All Zaurus which run Linux have working pygame packages. 

Mithro 

On Fri, 2006-01-06 at 09:45 -0500, Winchell Chung wrote:
> Does anybody know if there exists any Linux-based
> full-fledged PDAs that have had PyGame ported to them?
> 
> The GP2X does look nice, but I'd miss the stylus
> as an input device.  I'm interested in programming
> hex map based wargames, and the thought of
> trying to move several dozen counters with a joystick
> seems daunting.
> 
> Having said that, I've been reading online about
> the GP2X.  This does not look like a good
> end-user machine.  It *does* look like a great
> programmer's machine.  The designers give away
> the SDK for free, and there are already
> quite a few third party open source projects
> busy porting software to the platform.
>

References:
- [pygame] Pygaming on the GP2X
  - From: Simon Wittber
- Re: [pygame] Pygaming on the GP2X
  - From: Michael
- [pygame] Re: Pygaming on the GP2X
  - From: Winchell Chung

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