A Lenovo Thinkpad Tablet is my principle computer, on the desktop or on the
road, running Ubuntu primarily or Windows if required. A G1 serves as a
WWAN modem and as a portable computer on many trips. A Chumby as a home
alarm clock, though it may be reitired in favor of the phone.
The Thinkpad
FWIW I have an Air, a MacBook Pro laptop and an iPhone, I synch them
wirelessly via MobileMe. I always have the iPhone with me and the Air
perhaps 25% of the time. The MacBoo Pro is filling in, quite admirably, for
a recently deceased G5 tower. When I travel on business, I take the Air and
the sepa
Kubuntu 9.10 desktop + largish file server at the home office. Kubuntu 9.10
on the Dell Lattitude laptop for travel. I sync up my one work directory
which includes all the Thunderbird active & archived mail. I'll be getting
a 10.1" netbook that will be running UNR (Ubuntu Netbook Remix) before m
No sync required: I just have division of purpose. But then I only have
an XP laptop and a MacOSX laptop.
Thanks
Robert
PS never had an Air. R
On 2/1/10 12:07 PM, Owen Densmore wrote:
On Jan 30, 2010, at 10:56 AM, Owen Densmore wrote:
In thinking about my "device ecology" in the iPad discussi
Thus spake Owen Densmore circa 10-02-01 11:07 AM:
> Second question: how do you manage your computer mobility?
For light work, I use the G1, which has e-mail, chat, ssh, camera, pdf
reader, etc. For medium work, I use a dell inspiron running ubuntu,
which has a "smaller"/"slave" version of everyt
A laptop which serves as both a home computer (with a docking station) and a
travel computer (for real travel). An office computer. These are kept in
synch (manually) via web-accessible files. The web files are the true
storage. Other than that, it's just an iPhone for email. Unless I'm
traveling a
On Jan 30, 2010, at 10:56 AM, Owen Densmore wrote:
In thinking about my "device ecology" in the iPad discussion, I
mentioned the MacBook air.
Just curious: How many of us have one or have used one? What was it
like?
Behind this is the observation that most laptops today are not
really
In thinking about my "device ecology" in the iPad discussion, I
mentioned the MacBook air.
Just curious: How many of us have one or have used one? What was it
like?
Behind this is the observation that most laptops today are not really
all that mobile. I rarely have mine with me, for exa
[ Just for Santa Fe folks .. and Off Topic! ]
Does anyone know a good Air Conditioning company here in Santa Fe? We
need to put in some cooling into at least one room but don't have a
local company we're familiar with.
-- Owen
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