Alan:
Thanks for the info.  One of the reasons I got involved in the Fab project is 
that I have an interest (bordering on obsession) with discovering or creating 
the Ideal Computer Interface.  Dale's Fab4Linux concept seemed to be a 
definite step in the right direction.
Unfortunately, we haven't gotten the web site up yet.  I did pass out some 
CD's at the west-side January meeting, but there was a problem with the 
install script that I've since corrected.  I was unable to make it to this 
month's east-side meeting due to a scheduling conflict, but I would like to 
bring some of our latest-and-greatest beta CD's to the Stammtisch next week 
if that's still happening.  And hopefully we'll get the web site up and 
working within the next month or so.

Vaughn Treude
CTO, Fabuluss Software

On Saturday 15 February 2003 23:40, you wrote:
> Hey, those who are interested in the Fab4Linux application/UI that was
> demonstrated at recent PLUG meetings should look at this discussion on
> slashdot.org.
>
> http://ask.slashdot.org/askslashdot/03/02/15/2218258.shtml?tid=137
>
> The poster asks what the dream keyboard would look like.  One response
> seems to fit at least part of what Fab4Linux is intended for:
>
> " My Vision (Score:2, Interesting)
> by Dictateur (638553) on Saturday February 15, @08:50PM (#5311348)
> (http://www.hippo.ca.tc/) I think what I would like to see is a keyboard
> wich changes contextually. Something like a screen with different kind of
> keys in differents applications. Of course there would still be some always
> there keys."
>
> Get that Fab4Linux program done and you may have a ready market!
>
> Alan
>
> PS Is it available for beta testing download?  It was not available at the
> Mesa meeting when they presented.
>
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