I went to Radio
Shack to pick up a PS/2-AT keyboard adaptor. The Belkin Omni View I got last week uses PS/2
connectors and I have a spare PC that uses the older AT style keyboard. The
computer is not really doing anything at the moment so I figure I might want
to install Plan-9 from AT&T on
it.
While I was at Radio Shack, I asked if they had a :Cue:Cat I
could have. It just so happened that that particular Radio Shack had one to
give me.
When I got home I played around with it a bit under Linux. I'm not
entirely sure what I'll do with the thing but as a diversion …
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