Re: What's happening?

["jerryc@innerpeace.org" <jerryc@innerpeace.org>]

It hasn't totally died. While we're not working on developing ELKS 
directly, we are working on an application to run on it.

We plan to deploy old 8086's as single purpose computers in prisons, 
halfway houses, rehab centers, third world countries, and other places 
where it wouldn't make economic sense to put more valuable computers. 
While the apps won't be embedded per se, since the computers will have 
only one purpose that users will be able to access, they will have the 
same practical functioning as an embedded system.

We expect to have an alpha demo of one of our smaller programs ready 
within a month, maybe sooner. Here's a little more info:

   http://innerpeace.org/innerpeace-8086

If you have any interest in helping, we could use some input. I'm not 
personally doing the coding for this project, myself. Inner Peace is 
computer science applied to healing the human psyche. I'm stronger on 
the human psyche part, and I have some folks who are stronger on the 
computer science part working on the code part. From what I know, we'll 
be using C and probably ncurses. It'll be all gpl, just like all the 
Inner Peace software.



Alan Cox wrote:
> On Iau, 2003-06-05 at 21:45, Richard Wallman wrote:
> 
>>Has everyone abandoned the project? There doesn't seem to be an update
>>since 2002, and some of the download links are broken!
> 
> 
> Its kind of died I think, but if you or anyone on the list want to take
> over just do it..
> 
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