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Anthony Coghlan wrote:
> does odd things, such as jumping to another nearby part of the text.
I haven't had that happen. Weird.
> work well. I share Willard's concern that it may be a challenge to do
> much more from a programming perspective on the WP-2, though.
It has a fairl
Technically I never used it with Linux, but IRIX and Solaris, connected via the
serial port, but I con’t recall if either of these systems used getty. (This
was back in the early ‘00s.) I don’t have the termcap file any more, but it
only took me a few hours to put it together, so it wasn’t a H
Thanks for the feedback. Did the WP-2 still have issues as a dumb terminal?
Did you connect it to a Linux machine and pass a getty instance over
serial? That seems like a promising application. I'm curious to hear more
about your experiences.
Jon
On Sun, Mar 31, 2019 at 11:12 PM C. Magaret wrote
I’ve had a number of WP-2s, originally for writing, but in my experience the
keyboard is very unreliable. The “jumping cursor” effect has already been
mentioned, so I’ll add to that the “ghost character” effect, where certain key
combinations (as in typing out a certain work fairly quickly) can
I saved it under https as a "page" in the bookmarks bar. Saving as straight
html or mhtml or as webpage seems to have no effect.
as H.M. "Howling Mad" Murdock would say
On Sun, Mar 31, 2019 at 7:41 PM John R. Hogerhuis wrote:
> Does it make any difference if it is the http versus https scheme?
Does it make any difference if it is the http versus https scheme?
On Sun, Mar 31, 2019, 4:32 PM David Szasz wrote:
> John:
>
> It seems with my Asus Chromebox not connected to any networks (Ethernet or
> wireless) one has to restart the computer disconnected to a network to
> force CloudT to ru
>
> "Mr T"
>
>
I pity the browser that doesn't cache my emulator!
>
John:
It seems with my Asus Chromebox not connected to any networks (Ethernet or
wireless) one has to restart the computer disconnected to a network to
force CloudT to run offline in the Chrome browser. But work it does. This
is an older chromebox at this point so few things work offline anyway, b
Yep, just got back from grocery shopping at Kroger's
I'll try the save to home screen for fix for a more aggressive cache. That
being said I'd like to build "Mr. T" a raspi or sbc laptop or tablet with
CloudT or VirtualT with GWBasic or PCBasic thrown in for good measure.
I am such a 80's retro g
On Sun, Mar 31, 2019 at 1:10 PM David Szasz wrote:
> This morning I was pondering if one could run CloudT Offline? Possibly
> using something called "NodeJS", that is to run javascript offline, maybe
> on a raspberry pi?
>
> Just a thought any other ways of running javascript and CloutT offli
This morning I was pondering if one could run CloudT Offline? Possibly
using something called "NodeJS", that is to run javascript offline, maybe
on a raspberry pi?
Just a thought any other ways of running javascript and CloutT offline?
Thanks
Dave S.
I have two WP-2's, but one is dead and I plan to transplant it's screen to
a Amstrad MC100 (it's a pin compatible change and a contrast improvement
for the NC100)
The WP-2 is a good writing machine. I wish the flash memory cards for the
slot on the side weren't scarcer than hen's teeth. But the ch
Thanks for the tips. It sounds like I should stick with my x86 palmtops for
now. Maybe when the price is right I should consider an M100/M200/T102 with
the REX option (and flash MFORTH onto that).
Jon
On Sun, Mar 31, 2019 at 8:57 AM Anthony Coghlan wrote:
> I recently got one and like it as a d
I recently got one and like it as a dedicated word processor / note taker
because of the nice screen and cool form factor, as you note. It’s also
easy to transfer files to my Windows 10 machine (I think I use LaddieCon).
But as Willard mentioned, the screen is slow. Sometimes the word processor
d
I recently got one and like it as a dedicated word processor / note taker
because of the nice screen and cool form factor, as you note. It’s also
easy to transfer files to my Windows 10 machine (I think I use LaddieCon).
But as Willard mentioned, the screen is slow. Sometimes the word processor
d
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