If you have busybox installed on either system, you could use Nano.
On Sun, Aug 2, 2015 at 10:27 AM Hiraghm <[email protected]> wrote: > I like using my M100 for word processing, but the 32k ram limit, even > with my Rex, is a bit of a pain. Keeping the versions of files I have on > my PC in sync with my M100 is an additional pain. > > So it occurred to me to look for a text editor / word processor for > Windows that could be accessed from my M100 via terminal emulation. > > My research pointed me at vi (of which I'm not terribly fond) and emacs > (which I've used and liked) as possible text editors useable via > console. Curiously, I typed "vi" in a command prompt on my PC, and vi > fired up (but the help files appear to be missing/unreachable). > > Then it occurred to me that I could plug in a bluetooth module to my PC, > and maybe connect to vi using my BlueM. Haven't tried that yet. > Then I thought about accessing my Windows box over the internet via my > Phone, since I know I can tie into my phone via my BlueM and GetBlue. > I was getting ready to try this (downloading vim for Windows) When I > came across VIM Touch on Google Play. But, I don't know if it's terminal > accessible. > > https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.momodalo.app.vimtouch&hl=en > > So, I'm going to try accessing both vi on my Windows box and VIM Touch > on my phone from my M100. if I can get them to run, it's almost as good > as if I got TPDD support going on my phone. In some ways better, as the > files would be using the ram/storage of my pc/phone and leave my M100s > ram space free for other apps and documents. > > If / when I have time, I hope someday to do the research to create a set > of apps to run on Android or Windows specifically designed to be > controlled from the Model T. Word processor, email, twitter, irc, maybe > even a google proxy and/or an SMS proxy. I don't expect them to be of > much practical use, but it would still amuse me. > >
