If it's anything like an iPhone or an iPod Touch, I can guarantee it
will "suddenly forget how to talk to a network", and probably more
than once.
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In fact, just checked their website, which tells you how to get the
open source components of their software (which I'm guessing is
mostly the Mozilla-based browser bits):
http://litl.com/legal/#source
It specifically states that "source code to our proprietary
interface is not open source".
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They're only obliged to share the code for any part of the Linux code
(or any other code with a GPL or GPL-style licence) that they've
modified. Which is potentially none of it all, if their code is
written from scratch and runs on top of an unmodified Linux kernel.
Of course, they could have cho
However, this still doesn't solve the issue of being able to tell
whether your credit/debit card type is supported, before you start
typing. (Unless they all are anyway, which is very rare.)
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Tablet devices really do nothing for me, I have to say. I just find
them incredibly awkward to write or draw on. And as someone who
freaks out if anyone so much as breathes over my fingerprint-free
30" cinema display, the thought of smearing my hands and digits all
over such a device really isn't
Perhaps the question you're really asking here is "Why isn't the
*desktop* a browser?", not "Why isn't the *OS* a browser?"
There certainly have been attempts to build browser-based desktops.
Some of them are discussed here:
http://blogs.zdnet.com/web2explorer/?p=166
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Since this appears to be a wizard, perhaps split into (potentially)
two steps, with just the two radio buttons shown on the first step,
and the table shown on the following page if the second radio button
was selected?
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