Yep, if I could just get terminal app, then I could use aim, msn etc
through an irc app called bittlebee through ssh on my debian box 


Gabe Vega
Technical Support Specialist
Information Services Unit
Arizona Industries for the Blind
CellPhone:(602) 488-9862

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I am interested in a sdk.  I have some friends that are programmers and
I could probably get them to write code for me.  I really need a
terminal application.  That can do telnet and ssh.  Thank you Scott
 

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Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2005 2:34 PM
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Hi all, firstly this thread has been somewhat complicated because it has
diverged into the topic of whether you can get a virus on a BrailleNote.
The answer to that is quite simple. You can't, as the message a list
member
forwarded from Dean yesterday explains in detail.

regarding the SDK, as those of you who've been on this list a while will
recall, earlier this year I put out a call for expressions of interest
from
developers who would work with an SDK, so we could enter into some
dialogue
with them about applications and the extent of an SDK. We may well still
make something available, but frankly, what this exercise showed me was
that
a lot of the clammer for an SDK is coming from users who are not
developers.
What people are really saying is that they want the BrailleNote to do
more,
and an SDK is the perceived solution. For this large group, the SDK is
the
means, but not the ends. The end is more functionality.

As you will know, we have substantially increased the resourcing on the
BrailleNote in the last 18 months or so. The growth has been phenomenal.
Since March of 2004, we've completely rewritten the Planner, introduced
BrailleNote PK with a raft of new functionality, upgraded the operating
system in the Classic units and introduced wireless, introduced
BrailleNote
mPower with all its new features such as streaming, audio recording etc.
So
you can see that the growth really has been significant, even though
many of
these projects have involved a lot of things taking place under the
hood.
The operating system upgrade process is complex, and obviously,
designing
and building a brand new piece of hardware is a major task. Now that a
lot
of those infrastructural type projects are out of the way, you will see
even
more and rapid improvement in the actual functionality of KeySoft.
KeySoft 7
promises to be our most exciting release ever. Some of the things you
say
you want the BrailleNote to do are actively under development now. Does
this
mean that we're not going to do an SDK? Not at all, it's still under
consideration. But for the majority of our users, what they want is for
the
BrailleNote family to do more things for them, and that's our focus in
everything we do.

Jonathan Mosen
BrailleNote Product Marketing Manager
HumanWare

DDI: +1-925-566-9265
http://www.humanware.com


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