>Ohhh, you're running windows... I guess transmeta is the best you can >do, then. There just aren't many other choices out there. But, I suppose >running windows you're used to that huh? :-j > >Actually, there are a couple of other x86 chips, including: > > Intel Celeron ULP(ultra low power) Celeron 500,650MHz > http://www.intel.com/home/mobile/celeron/index.htm > > Via Eden/EPIA 533,800MHz > http://www.via.com.tw/en/Products/eden.jsp > > NS Geode GX1, GX2 > http://www.national.com/appinfo/solutions/0,2062,396,00.html > >-Paul Hey, Paul -- Tell me where I can get the functionality of the following programs, all of which are essential to my professional (and personal) life, and I'll be out of Windows like a shot: XyWrite (ASCII-based, fast, powerful, no memory limits WP, with my HTML conversion/creation custom programs), PhotoShop, Xenu (on/off-line link checker), HTML-Kit (for creating/editing/ftp-ing Web sites), ECCO (PIM, but really an outliner, plus endlessly customizable database, which also launches files and/or programs -- and everything can be output/input to/from ASCII files). Of course, those are not the only programs I ever need (e.g., also use PageMaker intensively, if irregularly, to typeset books and manuals; plus old Frelance sometimes, which can make standalone DOS-based diskettes). As far as I know, Linux software doesn't come close to meeting my needs. Yet. Oh, and please throw in APL while you're at it -- if I have to program beyond what XPL (XyWrite's extended programming language) can handle, I prefer to use APL (or its newer cousine, J). Think you can handle all that? Thanks! (I really don't like Windows, even the NT I have on this machine.) Cheers -- Carol techwatcher P.S. Don't rush to answer -- I am about to go through another possibly month-long "eclipse" of Internet access, so you've got up to a month to tell me how to upgrade. (-8 -- Subscription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with subject of "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" toWear-Hard Mailing List Archive (searchable): http://wearables.blu.org Please, *PLEASE* don't subscribe through a forward/expander/false domain
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