Re: NadaNet 3.1 Released

[Greg Buchner <null@none.invalid>]

In article <Fqidnc0UyNMG-pfRnZ2dnUVZ_u2dnZ2d@giganews.com>,
 "Michael J. Mahon" <mjmahon@aol.com> wrote:

> In my case, two desktop/laptop pairs of computers are identical
> twins, in the sense that the laptops do the function of the desktops
> when we are travelling.

My laptop is my primary mail/web/news computer so when I travel, 
everything (but the backup) comes with me.

My desktops are primarily used for gaming or stuff involving lots of HD 
space. Things I tend to not do while traveling.

> I can see why some people choose to dispense with their desktops
> entirely, and just use a docking setup with their laptops, but
> that has so far been unsatisfactory for us (even if keeping them
> in sync is "hell").

I started out with a docking laptop. A Powerbook Duo 230 with dock. It 
was a great setup. Slide the laptop into what was basically a desktop 
computer without the processor and away you'd go. I miss that setup.

Greg B.

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