I just picked up at OfficeMax an Argus DC3200 for $60-$10mailin rebate. 1.3 MegaPixel(1024x768), also has flash, timer, CF slot,USB,Tv-out. Was unsucessful at getting SCSI-emulation/USB working, but I think a cheap card-reader will do the trick. Now to try and find a cheap card reader that works with Linux :) A card-reader will save on battery life, which is poor for cameras I'm told. When instructions say batteries may get warm after use, I guess that means the thing sucks juice. I'm told to invest in good rechargable batteries. The card-readers/writers take many forms from USB to PCMCIA-adapters to IDE-adapters. These are useful for embedded, ran into a distribution(PeeWee Linux?) that uses flash-cards and the IDE-adapters for a solid state system. They also sound like a useful alternative to the dreaded floppy disks. Speaking about inexpensive hardware, my HP 825c printer($50 officemax) is working under Linux. Its USB, comes with a color ink-cartridge, you need to buy the optional black-cartridge. Noticed some good deals on wireless-adapters at OfficeMax too. D-link DWL-650 PCMCIA adapter($40), and DWL-520 PCI-card($50?). Haven't started with the wireless thing yet, but I'm tempted. On Wed, Sep 04, 2002 at 08:14:09AM -0500, Mike Hicks wrote: > I don't suppose there's a list out there somewhere of currently > available digital cameras that work with Linux? gphoto2 has a long list > of compatible cameras, but I'd like to filter out any old serial ones..