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Originally Posted by jcg.
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It would be nice if there was a way to meld the two systems together more seamlessly (less seamfully? both sound wrong) in such a way that screens, input devices, storage, processing resources are available equally distributed across all devices on the network. In other words to make all the systems behave as one system with many parts...
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There are many ways that you can write distributed programs to run on both of them. The simplest (for the programmer) way is called "LAMP" (Linux, Apache, Mysql, Perl/Python/PHP). You would need to install a web server and some other apps on the RasPi (or on the kindle) depending on which way you want to do it.
Or for a much more lightweight installation, you can write pieces of an app in C to run on both devices and communicate over USB. You are limited only by your imagination and the effort you are willing to dedicate to learn how to do it.