Looking good! Just give us a few more days to make this documented well enough for users to use. :P

It's big though, especially if you like Linux. If you thought OpenPogo made the Pogoplug a computer, this will blow you away.

All you'll need is a USB drive for running PlugApps from - it's safer than installation to NAND. If you really want to though, we have a NAND guide for the v1 Pogoplug...

You'll need a USB thumb drive of at least 512MB. While you can use an entire HD, it'll be erased by the installer...not what most users want.

The user asked for an alternative. Well what else is on the market? TonidoPlug.

Pogoplug v2 has 91MB free NAND space. Disappointed.

My.Pogoplug.com uses a flash uploader now so I can't upload from work which uses an old version of Flash.

If I were to really bash and hate the Pogoplug, I wouldn't bother with making PlugApps work on it. I don't personally use my Pogoplug for file storage anymore and have a right to my opinion, as users do to knowing competition exists. If I do recall, I did write a disclaimer in a post that me writing about a competitor's product would cause trouble, and look where I am.

And no, I wasn't asking for free Pogoplugs just so I could claim victory and have free stuff. If that were the case, I would have taken it and ran, not posting here or anywhere else.