Okay, the pine package should be good to go now! Thanks >>> kevin@xxxxxxxxxxx 07/02/07 11:06AM >>> Bill, that's great! I'm sure I won't be the only person to be thankful to you for that. Have you been able to copy and paste between the icon addressbook and the pine program -- hopefully copy and paste problems will be fixed in the next upgrade. > Kevin, > > I have compiled pine 4.64 for the icon/braille plus, and have placed it on > our console applications site. 'http://tech.aph.org/mm/linux-console'. > > Enjoy! > > > >>>> kevin@xxxxxxxxxxx 07/01/07 11:57PM >>> > the browser in the icon is the best i have ever seen in a pda even a > pocket pc. > Marc told me that pine will run on the icon I have thought of doing it. > > > Dean Martineau wrote: >> Hi, all. I, like many, are contemplating buying a small device, and the >> APH version of the Icon has lots of potential. >> >> One of my needs, which I may never meet, is for a device that has a >> redirect command in the e-mail client. Redirect allows you to pass a >> message on so that it appears to come from an original sender rather >> than me. I suspect that the Unix Pine client has this command, so I'm >> wondering how difficult it is to experiment with Unix on this machine. >> How dangerous is it really; how capable is the Unix implementation? How >> likely is it that I could get Pine to work on the device? >> >> I'm also interested in comparisons of the browser experience. How much >> of the web can you access, and how is the experience, compared both to >> the pc and to other portable devices? >> >> Thanks. >> >> Dean >> >
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Okay, the pine package should be good to go now!
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>>> kevin@xxxxxxxxxxx 07/02/07 11:06AM >>> Bill, that's great! I'm sure I won't be the only person to be thankful to you for that. Have you been able to copy and paste between the icon addressbook and the pine program -- hopefully copy and paste problems will be fixed in the next upgrade. > Kevin, > > I have compiled pine 4.64 for the icon/braille plus, and have placed it on > our console applications site. 'http://tech.aph.org/mm/linux-console'. > > Enjoy! > > > >>>> kevin@xxxxxxxxxxx 07/01/07 11:57PM >>> > the browser in the icon is the best i have ever seen in a pda even a > pocket pc. > Marc told me that pine will run on the icon I have thought of doing it. > > > Dean Martineau wrote: >> Hi, all. I, like many, are contemplating buying a small device, and the >> APH version of the Icon has lots of potential. >> >> One of my needs, which I may never meet, is for a device that has a >> redirect command in the e-mail client. Redirect allows you to pass a >> message on so that it appears to come from an original sender rather >> than me. I suspect that the Unix Pine client has this command, so I'm >> wondering how difficult it is to experiment with Unix on this machine. >> How dangerous is it really; how capable is the Unix implementation? How >> likely is it that I could get Pine to work on the device? >> >> I'm also interested in comparisons of the browser experience. How much >> of the web can you access, and how is the experience, compared both to >> the pc and to other portable devices? >> >> Thanks. >> >> Dean >> > |
