Once you've done this, you should grab the latest kernel from Linux-VR's CVS and apply Agenda's patches. Agenda provides a default config file for you to start with. If you are looking for a PDA that will safely hold all your mission critical appointments and contacts, the Agenda is not a good choice, for now. The Agenda is currently most useful to the developer who would like a head start at writing applications. Character recognition is also exceedingly raw, and tapping away at the little on screen keyboard is tedious at best and irritating at worst.
Performance is pretty bad, especially when several applications are open at once.
It is obvious to anyone who participates in the Agenda mailing lists that Agenda Computing is very dedicated to fixing these issues, and is very supportive of the user and developer base. Several Agenda employees are very active in the lists, including the CEO, Bradley LaRonde. The Agenda gets our highest honor, the Gold Certification . Agenda designed an excellent piece of hardware, and their support for the community has been stellar. Lego Andy's VR3 Help page.