Henry Keultjes wrote:
David Rakestraw wrote:
Here is one of those type of devices http://www.projectblackdog.com/ to which one of my PowerPc buddies porten http://www.openqm.org an Open Source version of Pick.
I agree...mostly, but installed minix3 on a usb stick just for the hell of it
and was impressed that it boot without problems on my laptop.
Although this is not a Desktop OS, there is less and less need for desktops
and more need for fast, cheap, simple, networkable OSs. As networks and the
Internet get faster and more efficient, these little guys can be used on very
inexpensive devices to connect network appliances or "throw-away" devices.
Remote desktops to Xservers using cheap expendable devices for example.
BTW, Larry, that message of David Rakestraw never showed up on my system.
Henry
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Do you see any of us in this LUG building such a device?
Mike K.
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