🚀 go-pugleaf

I'd like to have a Linux box at home and have a handheld gateway
device, such as a PalmPilot, that could get me to a shell over the
net. I'm a big fan of the NC concept, as long as I get to run my own
server and caching is used wherever possible to maintain the illusion
that the network is more reliable than it really is. I want every
device I own to be a gateway into my primary machine.

__Glen Perkins__
gperkins@x.com where x=netcom


On 27 Feb 1998 17:55:00 -0500, kjahds@kjahds.com (Kenneth Albanowski)
wrote:

>In article <6d3d00$jfo$1@gidora.zeta.org.au>,
>Nick Andrew <nick@zeta.org.au> wrote:
>>In <mbk.888475567@octarine> mbk@octarine.adfa.oz.au (Martin Kuchlmayer) writes:
>>
>>>I have just heard a rumour that some form of Linux has been ported to the
>>>palm pilot.
>>
>>Yep, it prints AAAAAAABBBBBBBBB etc... I'd guess there's a lot of work to
>>do yet before it's ready for run-of-the-mill use.
>
>FYI, we're up to dumping out a file from RAM, while printing 'E's and 'P's.
>:-)
>
>Seriously, the PalmPilot stuff is not expected to be a genuinely useful
>platform for Linux (though what use folks will actually make of it, I cannot
>say.)
>
>Something like the Libretto -- but with better hardware support, would be
>really nice.
>
>-- 
>Kenneth Albanowski (kjahds@kjahds.com)