It seems to be limited in application support, no openoffice :-( However, the requirements to run Syllable are remarkably minimal.
A Pentium 60 with 32 megs of ram will apparently run Syllable. If someone would port a simple spreadsheet application and a word processor to Syllable, it would be more useful. I have a computer that is awfully slow for XP where it's purpose mainly is to replace printed phone lists. There is a syllable server that is evidently a trimmed down Linux distribution. I wish everything Syllable is based on was under the GPL and the LGPL. At least everything it is based on is free. I started checking out Syllable at the 0.6.4 release. Anyways, does anyone follow Syllable closely enough to know where it is going, who uses it, what it is useful for, etcetera? _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
