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For all people who are waiting for our Visors to arrive and have never used a Palm OS before, head on over to http://www.oski.co.kr/ and download the free modified version of CoPilot and the Windstone ROM (based on Linux kernel). It actually runs Palms apps.

It feels a bit sluggish but atleast I can test all the cool apps now and be ready for my Visor when it arrives. Thanks OSK, you've made my day.

-Tears in Rain


[This message has been edited by Tears in Rain (edited 11-11-1999).]

Did we crash Osk's website too?

I haven't been able to access Osk's site. (I'm reminded of the IBM commercial: "I forgot to tell the web guy." ) It's beginning to look like we VC members are establishing a reputation for toasting web servers.

...but then again, my connection might be bad.

The website has probably been slashdotted. It is linked from www.slashdot.org.

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James Hromadka
VisorCentral.com
Personal Website: http://www.geocities.com/jehromadka

Did we crash Osk's website too?

Actually, it was probably due more to the notice it got on SlashDot. It seems of the all sites mentioned there, 90% will end up 'filling the pipe' until the hub-bub dies down.

Oops, I think it's the famous /. (http://www.slashdot.org/) effect at work again, as they just reported the story this morning.

Lucky I got it early. If you guys want it now, I'll be on the EFNet #palm channel.

-Tears in Rain


[This message has been edited by Tears in Rain (edited 11-11-1999).]

Ah, forget IRC, I just uploaded the Windstone files to my Xoom account.
http://members.xoom.com/tearsinrain/windstone/

Just don't crash Xoom too.

Enjoy,
-Tears in Rain

Hey cut through all of that and head to the source http://palm.3com.com/devzone/pose/e...r_app_21d29.sit The palm website, or am i miising somthing

POSE didn't recognize Windstone as a valid PalmOS ROM image... at least that's what it did to me on my NT box. However, it did run under CoPilot--albeit VERY slowly.