I am embarking on an experiment to customise an ultramobile pc to act as a cloud computer. My intention is to have something that will replace my old PDA; function as a calendar and address book, as a notepad and journal; yet do this (as far as possible) using SaaS and cloud storage. My aim is to create another proof-of-concept for a larger project that I am researching: the memi, an extension of memory.
has a new approach to list-making
can apparently manage the tiny keyboard of an eeepc as successfully as any other keyboard
is sitting on the jetty with an eeePC and a mokkula, going mobile
is not going to mow the lawn in the rain…
is failing to get a KDE-powered eeePC to recognise a Nokia N70 so that I can download images. Damn!
has the N70 / eeePC thing under control, and is now looking for a neat Linux ftp application. Any suggestions?
has found almost everything he needed to know at wiki.eeeuser.com, and has decided to test Kasablanca for ftp
is back – and small, mobile and independent. Say hello to the eeepc 900!
is in his first team meeting of this financial year, wondering which alternate future he is supposed to believe in
just learned about the new Zoho Start from Sathish. 1st impression from an eeePC: its a BIG improvement! More about this later
has planned a roadmap for Marinetta 4.0 with Catharina that looks realistic. Now all we need to do is do it!
has got this year’s AIrset arrangement into shape for the students, and is now waiting for the new interface to appear!
bids his desk farewell for today, and heads home with some special-offer cheese (which bizarrely is rationed to 3 packets per visit)
says “You may ask why I no longer live in England”. Quick answer: “The Gary Glitter non-story”. That’s how it is and that’s where I’m not.
is living with an eeePC family, but I have the bigger screen 
has switched back to Bloglines from Google Reader, and sent a message to them about the lack of sensible right-clicking in the current beta
is reinstalling eeebuntu in an effort to get the eeePC to hibernate properly
has discovered that the people he needed to see are in Talinn today, which means his doctoral student card is *still* MIA
loves the all-new non-shiny Marinetta, and feels inspired to get on with the project again
has finally got Airset & Evolution talking. Level completed in time for the weekend!
wants to brush the leaves off the lawn, and will
has waved goodbye to Irma, who is now on her way to Vienna
installed FBReader, which means that his eeePC can now read Cory Doctorow’s books
now has the eeePC doing what he wants it to do. Interestingly it just works (at last), and so all is well with the world
In March, while we were in Mumbai, the rest of the family each bought an Asus eeePC, and they have proved very easy to use and very reliable. I decided to wait because I suspected that the screen (which is 800 x 400) would be too smal for my needs. Now I am spoiled for choice.