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Yes, you can do a lot of those things, but over homebrew. You can install ipkg-opt, which will give you access to the nslu2-linux optware packages. It's no apt,

Yes, you can do a lot of those things, but over homebrew. You can install ipkg-opt, which will give you access to the nslu2-linux optware packages. It's no apt, but you can still use it to install packages. From the optware packages, you can install python/ruby/php, install a vnc server (although I think there are some homebrew apps for that), install git, cron, and a lot of the standard programs you would expect in a standard linux installation. I'm not sure on ssh port tunneling/forwarding, but curl/wget come installed on webOS.

joshuafcole 15y ago
Tunneling has worked like a champ for me. With a linux box at home and a linux phone in my pocket, corporate blockers are a thing of the past and all of my work is only ever an ssh away. =]
dave1010uk 15y ago
WebOS is looking really good. Can anyone point me to an architecture diagram along the lines of [1]? The best one I could find was [2], which doesnmt give many details. [1] http://www.99bits.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/meego-architecture.jpg http://www.99bits.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/meego-archi... [2] http://www.palminfocenter.com/images/webos-architecture-dev.jpg http://www.palminfocenter.com/images/webos-architecture-dev....