Andlinux Mentioned On Linuxdevices.

[LordDavon]

andLinux has been mentioned on Linuevices. Pretty short article, but it is a good one.

http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS9808373276.html

David

 

[aapje89]

cheers

 

[LordDavon]

cheers

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Thanks. It is a pretty good article. I like the "Thus, the andLinux project could ultimately result in a fairly high-level toolset for porting applications between various Linux devices" part.

David

 

[donny662]

Congrats on getting some good recognition. I haven't installed it myself, but I am very intrigued by your project.

 

[LordDavon]

Congrats on getting some good recognition. I haven't installed it myself, but I am very intrigued by your project.

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Thank you. It is nice to get a little press. Hopefully it will attract some additional developers to the project.

David

 

[Tobriand]

Nice little read there - congrats on being noticed by the undergroundish mainstream lol

 

[LordDavon]

Nice little read there - congrats on being noticed by the undergroundish mainstream lol

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Thanks. I need to get more mirrors though. I tried downloading andLinux at work and it was dog slow. It was the same day as the article though (I didn't know it at the time).

David

 

[Gridmark]

Thanks. I need to get more mirrors though. I tried downloading andLinux at work and it was dog slow. It was the same day as the article though (I didn't know it at the time).

David

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Send me a PM with details. I have more diskspace and bandwidth than I know what to do with.

 

[LordDavon]

Thanks.  I need to get more mirrors though.  I tried downloading andLinux at work and it was dog slow.  It was the same day as the article though (I didn't know it at the time).

David

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Send me a PM with details. I have more diskspace and bandwidth than I know what to do with.

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Thanks. I will send one right away. Sorry for the delay, but I started a new job and have been extremely busy lately. They do a Linux software app and there is talk that they are interested in playing and testing andLinux to help convert some of their Windows clients. In other words, andLinux is taking up more time then it should.

David

P.s. To everyone: Henry Nestler (CoLinux developer) has implemented so very nice changes to CoLinux for us. The next version is going to be very nice. I am adding sound to the todo list because it is working well on the latest andLinux build, but there is a buffering issue I need to solve.