____/ Linonut on Tuesday 31 July 2007 12:56 : \____
> This device has been floating around our lab for awhile, and I never
> knew it ran Linux. (Partly because I never used the device, myself).
>
> http://www.techworld.com/networking/reviews/index.cfm?reviewid=240
>
> 15 Nov 2004
> Fluke EtherScope review
> A layer 3 troubleshooting tool that's portable and effective.
>
> By David Cartwright, Techworld
>
> Oh, and because it's a Linux-based tool, Fluke is able to add new
> gizmos in "experimental" form so they're accessible as Linux
> command-line options. This means it can try out new functions (a
> current one is a Cisco Discovery Protocol reporter) with
> minimal effort, and base the decision about whether to put them into
> the next release of the GUI on user feedback.
>
> It has Konqueror built into it, too, a virtual keyboard, and some other
> tools.
Ask million of TiVo users as well... or Mac users that run KHTML.
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