Solved: TinyCore for offline wiki browsing

[alanbcohen]

I'd appreciate if someone could give me a list of the needed packages to enable a simple off-line JavaScript-enabled browser setup.  I'm not too concerned which browser, so long as it is JavaScript-enabled for TiddlyWiki to work.  I'm looking for a package list so they can be downloaded from another OS where wifi is working, I don't have a hard-wire alternative for this machine in this environment.
I'm looking at a fast-boot alternative, starting from grub (already installed with the main OS), that will let me use a local TiddlyWiki file for such things as a quick address-book look-up, calendar, notes, and blood sugar readings.  I already have the TiddlyWiki file(s).  Just looking for a working shortlist of packages to keep this fast booting.  The proposed target system is a Asus eee701 4g (about 18 months old).
If I can get this to work, there may be other interested users; I'm trying to replace a PalmOS device and don't want a combination phone.

[curaga]

opera.tce

Done.

I'm not familiar with tiddlywiki, if you need PHP MySQL etc. to run it, then those too, otherwise Opera is enough (no deps!).

For better-looking fonts, which you might want, grab these extensions too (Liberation fonts can be substituted with whatever you like):
expat2.tcel
fontconfig.tcel
liberation-fonts-ttf.tce

[alanbcohen]

Thanks!  I know Opera works on other platforms with TiddlyWiki.  And that it has no other dependencies is GREAT.  My target platform hs only 4g on it's equivalent of disk space.

[curaga]

One thing I forgot, use TCZ instead of TCE for a faster boot.