A Portal looks like Vista/XP run from PSP Web Browser

I am satisfied enough with Ubuntu Linux on PSP, and now I want to have Windows on it. Then I found this site, and download the file to my PC (we can put it anywhere). I extracted and copied folder "pspwxp" to my memory stick, at folder named office (we may copy it anywhere). I ignored readme.txt and install.exe because my PC run Linux. Then, opened web browser and typed "file:/office/pspwxp/index.htm". Finally, I have windows on my beloved PSP.

Below are screenshots of Vista/XP portal on my PSP:

Emulating Linux on PSP

Been using Linux on PC for long, I was curious to have it on my PSP and IPAQ. For now, I want to put in on my PSP. I gathered information from internet and found several sources. I chose and applied a method from http://aruljohn.com/info/pspubuntu/

It’s enjoyable to have this Linux emulated on my PSP. If only it were in English, I could’ve used it more easily. I still hope that someday there will be real fully functioned Linux (not emulation) ported on PSP. Or may be there’s already been.

Here are screenshots of Ubuntu linux on my PSP:

My PSP can play avi, flv, 3gp, wmv, asf, mp4, mov, rm, mkv, and mpg

Commonly, PSP is used for playing games. This time, I’d like to share my using it as media player that can play many video format. When we buy this PSP, we can only play mp4 files. If we want to play many other video format, we have to download PSP homebrew such as GoTube, PSPlayer MT, and PMPlayer Advance.
To download GoTube 1.2, please click this link. My downloaded GoTube can play my avi (xvid), flv, 3gp, wmv, asf, mp4, mov, dat and mpeg1 files.
To download PSPlayer MT, please click http://www.psp-hacks.com/file/369. It can play almost any format except rmvb and flv (for now).
To download PMPlayer Advance 3.1, please access this http://www.psp-hacks.com/file/1774 . I can play my mkv, flv, 3gp, and mp4 files by using this homebrew.It can also play my srt (subtitle) files.
I am satisfied with those above homebrew but still they can not play my rmvb files. Please anyone who has experiences playing rmvb files on PSP, let me know.

My PSP is PSP phat with system software 5.00 M33-4.

Below are screenshots of video players on my PSP:

 

PSP as a PDF & other Document Reader

In addition to playing games, listening to mp3 collection, seeing photos, and being able to play many video format files, I wonder how to read my pdf files using my lovely PSP. Then I found this application, Bookr as a document reader. Version 0.8.1 supports plain text, PDF, CHM, HTML and DJVU files.
It works well for standard text-based PDFs but still hard to load more than 10 MB size pdf with pictures.
I downloaded from http://dl.qj.net/psp/homebrew-applications/bookr-v81.html, then to install I simply copy the Bookr folder to my Memory Stick PSP GAME folder.

Figures below are screenshot of Bookr running on my PSP :