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Companies Cooperate On Mobile Linux

Jun 15, 2006, 1:50 PM by (staff)

A number of manufacturers and carriers today announced an initiative to work on a unified mobile Linux distribution. The coalition includes Motorola, Samsung, NEC, and Panasonic, as well as NTT DoCoMo and Vodafone. The companies will focus on development of an API specifications, components and tools and will work together to develop a Linux distribution based on their work. Safeguards are being put in place to minimize fragmentation between the companies' development. This is intended to encourage a development community to form around mobile Linux. The current plan does not include any user interface development, so manufacturers and carriers will still need to create their own. Motorola has already developed two Linux-based operating systems, a pen-based one that powers Chinese smartphones and the Linux Java OS that was announced last year.

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newevox360

Jun 15, 2006, 5:33 PM

About darn time

Its about time people start using Linux its a hell of a lot better than anything Microsoft based Smartphone. Linux is less buggy and has a lot more to offer than the windows does. BTW if any one wants linux Fedora Core is a good distubution. go here to get it fedora.redhat.com It free you just have to download it. Down with windows. 😈

evilbstrd666

Not that I am a huge fan of Windows, but I do need it for various things....

I prefer DSL (D*mn Small Linux) - 50MB live CD...that runs in RAM if you have 128MB+....

Talk about fast...

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