I think I posted something about this before but I'd forgotten what people's
reaction was. Why must we confine ourselves to the limitations of Windows CE,
when we have a custom interface on top of it anyway? Why not just go Linux and
breathe freedom with the free, open source community? That would truly open the
doors if we could get the BrailleNote to run off the shelf packages from some
repository such as Ubuntu or KDE. All, while still keeping our KeySoft
interface, and perhaps improving it ten fold. What's your take on this?
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