Not sure if I mentioned it, but I've managed to network my Zaurus to my
windows notebook via the Zaurus's USB cradle. Whenever its sitting in its
cradle I can mount /home to my notebook's filesystem. And I can also use
telnet to work within a bash shell, using my notebook's keyboard and a
terminal window. That gives me access to the Z as though it is a linux
account, kind of like telnetting into an ISP. Now if only I could find a
better editor to run on the Z than vi.

I don't have a C compiler installed, or I would just recompile something
written for other computers.

Dave


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DJO

What is wrong with vi? can't you copy a binary of vim?

"David Oswald" wrote in message
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Not sure if I mentioned it, but I've managed to network my Zaurus to my
windows notebook via the Zaurus's USB cradle. Whenever its sitting in its
cradle I can mount /home to my notebook's filesystem. And I can also use
telnet to work within a bash shell, using my notebook's keyboard and a
terminal window. That gives me access to the Z as though it is a linux
account, kind of like telnetting into an ISP. Now if only I could find a
better editor to run on the Z than vi.

I don't have a C compiler installed, or I would just recompile something
written for other computers.

Dave


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DJO