Linux already on HP Prime G2!

[DrD]

Of the entire population of all calculator users, what percentage of them use RPL? Of all those RPL users, what percentage of (them), would want a modified calculator in order to run RPL?

My sense is that by the time the population is filtered to those few that would buy a modified calculator, expressly for the purpose of using RPL, the actual number will be pretty small.

I have several calculators, many of them with RPL, and frankly, the only one I ever use is an hp prime (G2), anymore. In fact, most of my calc use is with the hp prime virtual calc, which I use pretty much every day. I would be completely content if RPL wasn't supported at all. RPL was a great idea, but python, and other computer software, makes even using a handheld calculator at all, less important than it ever was when RPL was the demand item.

It seems like RPL on the prime, is a tail-chasing exercise, with diminishing returns. If you have the "bound-to's" and are so driven that you have to prove this exercise, then no harm is done in the pursuit. If it is expected that running RPL on a modified calculator will be a huge forward techno-leap, I'm not thinking the masses will agree, or will beat a path to your doorway.

Good luck, it will be interesting to watch the activity unravel, one way or the other.