I use Nokia E70 with putty. While E70 has full keyboard, the layout of they keys on both side of the display means you can hold the phone with both hands and type away comfortably even while traveling on a bumpy road. Though I would have appreciated a bigger screen, E70 is more than enough for a quick ssh session while you are traveling. You can connect via GPRS and WiFi, and that's an added advantage.

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BSD insists on putting ``ports'' under /usr/local, while Linux insists on not using /usr/local for anything that comes with the system. Both approaches produce failures for the users: programs not starting, for example. More importantly, the lack of cross-platform compatibility imposes tremendous costs on the UNIX community.