You'll never see a version 13 of anything. Go on, name a software package that has made it to version 13! AutoCad is the only one that springs to mind. Too many anal-retentive marketing types getting involved, IMHO. Tch! Number Envy. How sad.
SuSE 7.0 (split into professional and personal) will be out in August according to www.suse.de - and I was going to buy 6.4 soon. Don't think I'll bother now. "Release early and release often" is fine, but I think these two leading distros are releasing a bit/too/ frequently.
We already have PsiWin for Linux (almost).
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See http://www.gumbley.demon.co.uk/plptools.html
plptools allows you to mount a Psion's disks on your UNIX version. I'm working on the Series 3 support when time allows.
(BTW, the person who mentioned the old psion-c project earlier... sorry, wrong architecture: that was for the Psion Series 3.)
My NCP programs are purely experimental - you'd be much better looking at Philip Proudman's work, at Philip Proudman's site, or, if you have a Series 5, Fritz Elfert's work.
Fritz' code doesn't allow transfers to/from a Series 3, yet. It takes the NCP/RFSV protocols and interfaces them to NFS, so you don't need p2nfs running on the Psion.
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You'll never see a version 13 of anything.
Go on, name a software package that has made it
to version 13!
AutoCad is the only one that springs to mind.
Too many anal-retentive marketing types getting
involved, IMHO. Tch! Number Envy. How sad.
SuSE 7.0 (split into professional and personal) will be out in August according to www.suse.de - and I was going to buy 6.4 soon. Don't think I'll bother now. "Release early and release often" is fine, but I think these two leading distros are releasing a bit /too/ frequently.
plptools allows you to mount a Psion's disks on your UNIX version. I'm working on the Series 3 support when time allows.
(BTW, the person who mentioned the old psion-c project earlier... sorry, wrong architecture: that was for the Psion Series 3.)
My NCP programs are purely experimental - you'd be much better looking at Philip Proudman's work, at Philip Proudman's site, or, if you have a Series 5, Fritz Elfert's work.
Fritz' code doesn't allow transfers to/from a Series 3, yet. It takes the NCP/RFSV protocols and interfaces them to NFS, so you don't need p2nfs running on the Psion.