qole d' great... you solve my problem. now i can run kchmviewer with "debbie kchmviewer" using personal menu. plus with the Debian HW keys utility, it is very easy to set windows fullscreen and to use the matchbox-kbd. thanks

hey qole thank so much is great,
I had manage to install it and as well to install inkscape, i was just wondering if there is any way i could get inkscape in the maemo menu like gimp and the other staff,
Thanks again looking forward for your replay
Xavier

Xavier: Install Personal Menu and then add an icon for the command, "debbie inkscape".

Hey Qole first off thanks for the great app/OS I was trying to use the synaptic packager to remove a few things from within debian and I was asked for a root pass word ??? is there any way to get this info or maybe change it ?

Thanks again
John

In LXDE, run Synaptic from the command line with "sudo", or better yet, run Synaptic from the Maemo menu icon.

also I was wondering is there a website you could point me to so that I can try to insmod my airdash wifi card .... this is a tad more advanced than what I was thinking. but would really like to have a small wardriving device that is able to send packets... since my main transportation atm has only 2 wheels the smaller the better ..... and I dont see toting my MBP in a backpack just to get ruined by the rain O_o

N800 + zip lock baggy = rain proof !!!!

sweet ..... the sudo synaptic command worked like a charm !!!!!

Some searching only found a post from a guy who said he'd have to compile a prism2 driver himself...

I think you're going to have to do like me, and track down an rt73-based usb wifi card. Then you can use the drivers from this thread.

Another note about wifi sticks. I've found that my N800 can't power it alone, I needed to use a battery pack and a powered USB hub.

how hard would it be to compile a driver for the airdash ??
being that its gonna run through debian I was thinking it would have been a little easier work around.

I'm sure it's been mentioned before somewhere within this 18 septendecillion topic, but where can I search for free debian programs to install and run within OS?

Also, are there any programs that are actually worth paying for?

Thanks!