I recently acquired a small (206 gram) portable internet tablet, the
Nokia N800. It runs a customized distribution of Debian on a rather
puny TI 320 MHz Armel architecture chip. Once nice thing about Nokia
is they actively support Python on their Symbian-based phones and
that tradition has carried on to their Linux-powered devices.

I present to you the worlds smallest QP application "server" (as in
box):

http://mikewatkins.ca/2007/11/27/nokia-n800-runs-qp/

Even runs fairly quick, for what it is.

I've some proof of concept pygtk applications in mind to write
(pygtk is a common toolset used by many N-series applications it
seems) as I brain storm what a world full of such devices might look
like in the future, but in the here and now, as now I have QP and
Durus in my pocket at all times, I'm certain to avoid the GTK
learning curve for as long as I am able.

mw
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