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by **Steve Barkt** » Mon, 13 Jan 2003 10:52:20

http://www.wirelesssoftware.info/show1news.php/842.html

This is no longer speculation anymore, no longer just a rumor! It is
a fact. Several manufacturers, including NEC, are preparing cellphones
based on Linux and first Linux phones are expected to come out yet in
2003.

by **sqr** » Mon, 13 Jan 2003 19:29:50

Hey Steve Farktoes

Please stop your killing me!!!

Bwahahahaha!!!!!.......hand me a tissue, I can not see!!!!!
Bwahahahaha!!!!!

Oh by the way * OFF.

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Quote:> http://www.veryComputer.com/

> This is no longer speculation anymore, no longer just a rumor! It is
> a fact. Several manufacturers, including NEC, are preparing cellphones
> based on Linux and first Linux phones are expected to come out yet in
> 2003.

by **Peter K?hlman** » Mon, 13 Jan 2003 19:51:18

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by **Lin?nu** » Tue, 14 Jan 2003 03:33:30

While watching the eternal hourglass, sqr assayed this pronouncement:

Quote:> Please stop your killing me!!!
> Bwahahahaha!!!!!.......hand me a tissue, I can not see!!!!!
> Bwahahahaha!!!!!

You don't believe Linux can be embedded in a phone nowadays?

by **Mart van de Weg** » Tue, 14 Jan 2003 12:15:02

> >http://www.veryComputer.com/

> > This is no longer speculation anymore, no longer just a rumor! It is
> >a fact. Several manufacturers, including NEC, are preparing cellphones
> >based on Linux and first Linux phones are expected to come out yet in
> >2003.

> Where have I heard that name b4?

In your 'Sent' folder in Agent?

Notice that the 'Barkto' posts come through an Optimum Online news
server in New York?

*And* you profess to be a former OS/2 user, so you should be familiar
with the 'Barkto Incident.'

*And* you are well known to switch IDs to troll.

I say it is you.

Mart

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by **Alex** » Wed, 15 Jan 2003 03:06:02

> >While watching the eternal hourglass, sqr assayed this pronouncement:

> >> Please stop your killing me!!!
> >> Bwahahahaha!!!!!.......hand me a tissue, I can not see!!!!!
> >> Bwahahahaha!!!!!

> >You don't believe Linux can be embedded in a phone nowadays?

> Sure it can, but it will set back user friendliness of Cell phones 10
> years.

> I'll bet the keypad is in Octal.

Wake up man....any system can be embeded anywhere....everything can be
re-designed...
Just for the fun of it...i've seen linux running on a 386 and controlling
lignts, a toaster, a coffee machine, and a microwave oven (by radio).

Ok i admit it ...the guy who did that SHOULD get a life....but it works

by **The Ghost In The Machin** » Thu, 16 Jan 2003 16:51:44

wrote
on Mon, 13 Jan 2003 03:28:14 GMT

>>While watching the eternal hourglass, sqr assayed this pronouncement:

>>> Please stop your killing me!!!
>>> Bwahahahaha!!!!!.......hand me a tissue, I can not see!!!!!
>>> Bwahahahaha!!!!!

>>You don't believe Linux can be embedded in a phone nowadays?

> Sure it can, but it will set back user friendliness of Cell phones 10
> years.

> I'll bet the keypad is in Octal.

Actually, there are two keys, 1 and 0. The input of all data uses
Manchester encoding -- this includes the "OFF" command.

The output is a single green flashing LED.

:-)

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