I bought the memory stick for my PDA, (for wikipedia), and read the howto page. I could do it myself, but maybe it is worth the money to buy Tomeraider's solution.
Could it ever be worth the money when it's poor people who are paying? I think Tomeraider is definitely not the way to go. It locks you in and it's a crime against humanity to have African people (or countries) pay software licenses - agricultural goods need to be exported to make up for this.
...I loved to read Brazil's stance on this: the US is losing 1 billion US$ on unlicensed software in Brazil, Brazil is losing 1 billion US$ on paying software licenses to the US. So the Brazilians say, if we stop using proprietary software both us and the US will save 1 billion US$.
It's about time to have a non-proprietary solution to carry Wikipedia on a PDA.
On another note, we ( http://www.slug.org.za/ ) installed Linux Thin Client labs in ten schools today, which included a March snapshot of en wikipedia (including pictures).
This was mostly possible because the 15 Gig required (pictures) could be carried to the school on a hard drive (the server pre-installation).
That's nice. Is that 15 GB the entire Commons? Or just the pix from the English Wikipdia?