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> The more fantastical option is a lightweight system with just enough power to run X and connect wirelessly to a server. If you ever do build and use somethin
by adbge 16y ago
> The more fantastical option is a lightweight system with just enough power to run X and connect wirelessly to a server.
If you ever do build and use something like this, I'd like to read about the experience. I have considered trying to do something of this kind, but I always found the documentation on putting together thin clients to be woefully incomplete.
I also found it surprising that you write all your code in Kate and it is interesting that you're still on KDE 3.x (although I certainly understand why you would shy away from 4.x).
- thaumaturgy 16y agoYou might be interested in this: http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2010/06/build-your-own-tablet-for-400/ http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2010/06/build-your-own-tablet...
- deno 16y agoActually Kate is quite powerful. But he says he uses KWrite, which doesn't even have tabbing/buffer support. (This photo, btw, could really use some color/brightness auto-balance)