GNOME Mobile & Embedded Initiative
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The GNOME Mobile & Embedded Initiative (GMAE), also known as GNOME Mobile, is an initiative for developing and promoting the use of the GNOME platform in mobile devices. It was announced at the Embedded Linux Conference in Santa Clara, California on April 19, 2007.[1]
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Features [edit]
- GTK+ toolkit
- the Gstreamer multimedia framework
- Telepathy
- Avahi network service discovery,
- Evolution Data Server for contacts and calendaring
- BlueZ Bluetooth support
Future features [edit]
- Tinymail
- GeoClue geolocation service
- Java Mobile & Embedded (Java ME)
- PulseAudio audio management
- HAL hardware information system
Current uses [edit]
- Nokia 770 and N800 Internet Tablets
- Nokia N900 Mobile Computer
- the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project
- Openmoko Linux mobile phones such as Neo FreeRunner
Founding groups [edit]
References [edit]
- ^ "THE GNOME FOUNDATION AND INDUSTRY LEADERS JOIN TO CREATE GNOME MOBILE & EMBEDDED INITIATIVE". GNOME Foundation. Retrieved 2009-09-03.
External links [edit]
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