is there any chance that brainstamp is going to be ported into something that does not require installation?
If it was ported into Java and made into an applet it would be very useful. If it was easy just to copy and paste text into it that would be a useful feature too.
Maybe I am overdoing the "what if" here, but what if...
* You had a brainstamp homepage, run with java and javascript.
* You could paste your text into the program.
* You could enter a url and the text in that document would be used.
And so on...
I saw another similar program to this a while ago, braincram. It was a perl program and run in a terminal.
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Hmm. I'm not very close with java so if this movent I do not see ability to write it but it is certainly possible if I found it is needes. ;)
What about something that does not need installation - I do not clearly understand you there are now available debian installation, but not still rpm
;)
HTTP support and clipboard are "on my table" and would be published within a month ;)
Well, I will try to see what is braincram ;)
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Hi,
is there any chance that brainstamp is going to be ported into something that does not require installation?
If it was ported into Java and made into an applet it would be very useful. If it was easy just to copy and paste text into it that would be a useful feature too.
Maybe I am overdoing the "what if" here, but what if...
* You had a brainstamp homepage, run with java and javascript.
* You could paste your text into the program.
* You could enter a url and the text in that document would be used.
And so on...
I saw another similar program to this a while ago, braincram. It was a perl program and run in a terminal.
Hmm. I'm not very close with java so if this movent I do not see ability to write it but it is certainly possible if I found it is needes. ;)
What about something that does not need installation - I do not clearly understand you there are now available debian installation, but not still rpm
;)
HTTP support and clipboard are "on my table" and would be published within a month ;)
Well, I will try to see what is braincram ;)