At 21:25 30/05/98 GMT, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>In response to an earlier posting I got this :-
>
>> There seems to be a handful of us that would really love the Linux based
>> PIC tools. Do you think we can stir up enough interest to begin a project?
>
>So, I've got a spoon and am stirring.  Is anybody out there interested
>in creating a forum and discussing how to go about this and trying to
>get a project off the ground.  I've given it a lot of thought lately and
>would be keen to do something, I don't even think it needs to be PIC
>specific, done properly it could work for any programmer and for any
>controller/processor.  It could even work on any UNIX platform.
>
>If necessary I can set up a mailing list and host a web resource.
>
>Reply direct to me as well as to the list in case I miss the list
>postings.  My email is dave@restall.net.  This of course presumes that
>anybody is interested enough to want to reply :-)

Spoon?

Huh!
Lo-tech - I have a whisk! (OK so it's manual and not electric...)

I'm interested in developing initially some command line driven tools for
serial and parallel interfacing so I can use them from DOS boxes under
Win95, and portables running Win3 DOS boxes, plus Linux (which I still
haven't installed on my 386! I have used it before of course, and as a
side-question I want to know which is the "best" version - I have a 2 year
old version of slackware), and then from WinNT most likely. I think I won't
bother with the OS2 Warp 3 version.. (still boxed!)

Regards

Adrian

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