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Intel Sets Up Mobile & Internet Linux Project
Moblin.org supports Intel-based widgetry

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Intel has started the Mobile & Internet Linux Project (moblin.org) in support of Intel-based widgetry. It's supposed to be an umbrella operation under which a number of key elements for embedded distributions like Ubuntu's Mobile and Embedded Edition, Pepper Linux and Red Flag's Midinux are hosted. It's also supposed to be a point of integration to ensure interoperability.

Web site says "Moblin.org will also serve as the point of integration for these projects to ensure the interoperability of the various components. It will provide complete source trees and binary images that can run on these devices. The initial list of projects is in the Projects tab and includes such components as the kernel, the power management framework, the UI framework, the browser, the multimedia application (MMA), chat, and an image creator. Projects on moblin.org are just getting started and are under heavy development. We encourage you to participate in the development, discussion, and testing of the various components. A good starting point is our mailing list."

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Intel Linux News Desk wrote: Intel has started the Mobile & Internet Linux Project (moblin.org) in support of Intel-based widgetry. It's supposed to be an umbrella operation under which a number of key elements for embedded distributions like Ubuntu's Mobile and Embedded Edition, Pepper Linux and Red Flag's Midinux are hosted. It's also supposed to be a point of integration to ensure interoperability.
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