This runs Linux+Gnome. The interesting thing is now: Gnome is even  
younger than Squeak (I think
it started in the fall of 1997).

The big question now is: Why does this device not run Squeak as the  
OS/GUI? Why is Squeak as
a project not in a state that it could be the OS of this device? Or:  
Why did Squeak fail?

          Marcus

Am 26.05.2005 um 18:18 schrieb Dan Ingalls:

> That looks really nice.  The power is great, though it would be  
> nice if it were a little faster.
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> Another interesting machine has just shown up, pointed out to me by  
> John Maloney...
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>> I thought this might be of interest. The Dynabook is getting  
>> closer and closer...
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>>  http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7977737/
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>> The article doesn't give the screen size, but it looks like about  
>> VGA in
>> the photo. It seems quite inexpensive for what you get. Maybe you  
>> have
>> to sign up for some sort of service plan to get it...
>>
>>     -- John
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