Unfortunatly, 2MB just isn't enough ram in Palms anymore, at least for my purposes. Granted, I use my PalmIIIe for more than just an address book, but with ProxiWeb, ProxiMail, a decent stocked AvantGo, two Doc books, and a few other small programs, I'm usually sitting around 85% full. I would like to put on more docs and keep more web pages in cache in ProxiWeb. And there's also the concern that each software upgrade that comes out is larger and larger.
Ok, just how many flavors of Linux do we need? Each company seems to aim their product at a specific customer base. Redhat is big business, Caldera is easy(ier) for the masses, Corel is for desktops, TurboLinux for workstations... Does LinuxOne really feel like they are serving a specific customer base, or just groping for money?
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Unfortunatly, 2MB just isn't enough ram in Palms anymore, at least for my purposes. Granted, I use my PalmIIIe for more than just an address book, but with ProxiWeb, ProxiMail, a decent stocked AvantGo, two Doc books, and a few other small programs, I'm usually sitting around 85% full. I would like to put on more docs and keep more web pages in cache in ProxiWeb. And there's also the concern that each software upgrade that comes out is larger and larger.
Ok, just how many flavors of Linux do we need? Each company seems to aim their product at a specific customer base. Redhat is big business, Caldera is easy(ier) for the masses, Corel is for desktops, TurboLinux for workstations... Does LinuxOne really feel like they are serving a specific customer base, or just groping for money?