On Sat, Feb 17, 2007 at 12:17:31PM -0500, Acadia Secure Networks wrote: > many of the router and 802.11 access point products with which I > work are designed around the assumption that the predominant, and, > in most cases, the only method of effecting remote (i.e. via the > TCP/IP stack as opposed to a serial port) management is via http Ahh, I made the mistake of thinking you meant something like a Cisco Catalyst of Juniper router, or managed switches. The IT does seem pretty ideal for quick and dirty management of those consumer-end devices you mention. In fact, I should try it next time I needto configure one! > Regarding the mail client I believe Nokia has to fix this, and do > so sooner as opposed to later. For business use, email is still > the "killer" data app (somewhat to my surprise that it is still so > after all these years) and for Nokia to have missed the opportunity Agreed. I went ahead and tried the Gmail Docs and spreadsheets, and it did not work: would not accept the browser version. I think that would be the ideal solution, since the IT will be hard-pressed to keep up with the data storage requirements of many users' e-mail usage. It could be done with large flash cards, but seems easier just to let Google handle all the data. Assuming you don't mind that they have it. I also tried to install Gnumeric, as I liked what I saw on my XUbuntu installationn. No dice, it just failed without an error. K -- In Vino Veritas http://astroturfgarden.com -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: not available Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 191 bytes Desc: Digital signature Url : http://lists.maemo.org/pipermail/maemo-users/attachments/20070217/d21764a5/attachment.pgp
