Moblin.org – an open source Mobile & Internet Linux Project

July 25, 2007, By ceo | 1 Comments (Closed)

Moblin

Moblin.org is an interesting open source project related to Intel-based Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs).

“… an umbrella, open source project focused on the development of Linux for Intel-based devices. To this purpose, moblin.org will host various projects that will provide key elements of community-based projects such as Ubuntu’s Mobile and Embedded Edition*, and Red Flag’s MIDINUX*, targeted for such devices. We also intend to be an incubator for prototyping new ideas and projects targeting these types of devices”

The UI framework is based on GTK, and the browser on Mozilla; see the rest of the moblin.org projects. Also check out the screenshots.

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