On 11/15/07, Ben Sanford <dethl.selin@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have no problem with Linux and the e3PC is very nice (the black
> model is hot!). Still lack of touchscreen is a big negative to me
> when it comes to a subportable computer.
I don't know... Certainly having a touch screen is no guarantee of
success. Microsoft has come out now, with several iterations of
stylus-controlled OSs and none of them are worth using... ;-)
Also, this is no subportable in the normal sense. This is a real
computer at the edge of usable sizedness (sic). With a (nearly)
full-sized keyboard and trackpad, and 3 USB and monitor-out, and a
full-blown OS, I suspect this one can get away without a touchscreen.
I don't view the eeePC as a Newton replacement so much as a desktop
replacement.
Speaking of this computer, what Linux software, if any, was ever
written for the Newton?
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