QtinUse - MeeGo - a Mobile Ecosystem for Qt Deployments
summary
Claims MeeGo is an open, vendor-neutral Linux stack with a six‑month cadence and imminent MeeGo 1.1 release that brings the touch framework and handset UX; runs on Atom and ARM (binaries per arch), aims for a single API surface centered on Qt, and promises easy porting of thousands of Qt apps to the platform. Early devices include a tablet (Wii tab), Amino connected TV and IVI integrations; few consumer devices ship today but ecosystem partners and branded app stores are ramping up.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 1:13Why MeeGo was created
- 3:23MeeGo's open source and business goals
- 6:14Device segments MeeGo targets
- 9:25MeeGo release roadmap and expectations
- 11:09MeeGo architecture and APIs
- 12:58MeeGo netbook user experience
- 14:21MeeGo handset UI overview
- 15:08Industry momentum and Linux Foundation role
- 17:56Example MeeGo devices in market
- 19:40IVI and automotive MeeGo adoption
- 21:06QT applications and ecosystem focus
- 23:41MeeGo API and development tools
- 25:06Two-part application strategy for mobile
- 26:34MeeGo open source process and governance
- 27:16Key success factors for MeeGo
- 28:25Q&A: MIPS and AppUp for MeeGo
- 30:12Q&A: Open drivers and hardware support
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