Trent Tuggle wrote:
>
> If possible, I'd say that having a *fast* and *more capable* web browser
> would do reams to extend the Newton's life. Not to mention
> synchronization software would be omission. Finally, geek utilities
> such as SSH or a *usefully fast* VNC implementation would help!
Basicially all of these would require something that we don't have yet: a
better implementation of NIE, one that is faster and provides faster
communication throughput, especially when dealing with Ethernet.
A faster browser would also need some fast graphics drawing, which is
unfortunately really slow to do through NewtonScript (witness Waba for Newton).
> I guess I just think it's a shame that the platform is unable to climb
> over some of its limitations, such as programming languages and
> architectures. (C++ to NewtonScript translator anyone?)
You can write C++ for the Newton, with Apple's MPW and the Newton C++ Tools
(all available from the NewtonDev archive in UNNA)
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