The Korg Nano series of controllers cannot be programmed on board - instead 
requiring an editor that runs only it seems on PC or Mac (not Linux).

I assume this means that to alter the 4 presets on the NanoKontrol (for 
example) you'd need to do it on a PC or Mac. Is this correct?

Unfortunately, the presets chosen by Korg are non-standard (none of my 
Csound compositions are compatible with them), and it's one of the few MIDI 
controllers that do not have at least one useable preset.

And so (a followup question): in a typical OLPC environment, wouldn't the 
lack of useable presets be a real impediment? Or could one expect to find a 
PC or MAC in the neighborhood? (Programming is otherwise a snap.)

Art Hunkins