BAUMLER Julie L wrote on 09/01/05 03:41 PM:
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Subject: Re: [SunRay-Users] SunRay's at home (was SRSS
Roadmap for Linux)
Joe Reid wrote on 09/01/05 03:10 PM:
On Thu, Sep 01, 2005 at 09:02:56PM +1200, Rob Giltrap wrote:
Thomas Poole wrote:
I think that is where we differ. Heaven to me is being
home with my wife.
I agree. Heaven to me is also being at home with your wife!
(Sorrry, saw you were an (.au) Aussie so had to take a cheap shot)
Actually, my wife wants me to integrate a SunRay 150 into
the pantry
door with a flip down keyboard and mouse when we refurbish
the kitchen.
I'd like to put one in my kitchen as well - anyone know
anything about
portriat mode for SunRay's? A 150 would hang on the wall
nicely with a
calendar displayed with all of the family's calendar
entries...and in
portriat mode we could even put a picture at the top of the page :-)
You *really* think your wife will fall for that?!? :)
~D..
I doubt it will be much of a stretch. I have 2 sunrays at home and I
want one for my kitchen. Everyone who understands the concept of
downloading recipes off the internet, when they see a picture of the
150, thinks it's a perfect kitchen appliance.
I was just amused at the idea of trying to disguise it as a calendar :P
So, any pointers to good input devices? I have a spare 150 here, but
can't imagine a full keyboard or a regular mouse working very well in
the kitchen ...
~D..
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