> Now I just gotta figure out what to do with this beastie! > > Anyone else get one yet? > > Offhand I'll be connecting some things to the GPIOs, haven't gotten my > feet wet yet, any pointers for pure homebrew hardware stuff with this > thing? I have two. Farnement 14 advice said "one per order" so I ordered a second one a while = ago. Nic elady who rang up the other day re something else was shocked to hear I had two. She said it was strictly one per cistomer so far. I pointed out what their ad had said and she reiterated the party line. No problemo - my reality trumps her party line :-). BUT I don't want them to jusyt be shelf ware- even for months while their world gets more stable. BUT it is evident even from this thread that for a non-Linux man the get it going curve is a little less steep than desirable (steep is good, just nobody notices the terminology is backwards :-) ). AND reality informs me that I am not going to spend the time to do it the hard way (regardless of how good that may be for one's character). SO What would be nice [tm] is a spoon fed do this-&-this&-this&-this&-this&-this&-this & it's away and it's close enough to Windows in this mode that you can almost use it. Any advice on where to find the best version of such a spoon would be appreciated - and not just by me. My early aim is multimedia slideshow* but much else suggests itself. Russell _____________ * Out of head - indicative only: All existing "photo frames" that I have seen are hopelessly clumsy and limi= ted. JPGs in multiple folders on SD card, possibly nested, with attached monitor and user limited canned control with mouse or keyboard. View all folders, this folder, this folder and folders under, selected folders, ... View all files, files which satisfy xxx, ... View random/sequential/other. Step by mouse, keyboard, timed ... Forward, back, pause. Copy to users's folder. .... --=20 http://www.piclist.com PIC/SX FAQ & list archive View/change your membership options at http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/piclist .