But, in between the time when I couldn't read the text and finally could,
it
gave me the idea of how cool it would be if you could carry around your OS
and apps on a chip, maybe data too. Imagine being able to walk up to any
computer with the right slot and just plug in *your* computer...
Yes it's cool. I have a relatively small jumpdrive that contains a bootable
Amiga emulator and some apps and games. I can plug it in to a standard
PC and voila, I'm running AmigaDOS and playing Reach for the Stars.
This I guess could be generalized to more mainstream OSes if the drives
get big enough.
I already have the "World's Smallest Amiga!"
:-)
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