Got MeeGo?
summary
Intel and Nokia merge Maemo and Moblin into the MIGO project to produce a unified open-source stack for handsets, tablets, netbooks and in-vehicle systems, hosted under the Linux Foundation with a technical steering group on IRC and public repos on migo.com and Gitorious. The project follows a six-month release cadence, posts a day-one code drop, targets a first full phone stack this fall, insists on upstream-first development (example: X server no longer runs as root), and accepts proprietary add-ons while keeping core maintainers and review-based governance.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 2:11The merger of Meego projects
- 4:00Open source governance
- 5:42Full open-source stack
- 6:42Release strategy and goals
- 7:56Architecture and development
- 8:36Importance of upstreaming
- 9:23Call to action
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