CE Linux -- 1 Year Old And Growing Fast

Posted by timothy on Tuesday June 29, 2004 @10:52AM from the put-that-in-your-electronic-pipe-and-smoke-it dept.

An anonymous reader submits "The Consumer Electronics Linux Forum (CELF) celebrated its one-year anniversary today by releasing its first Specification and Reference Implementation. The Specification is a 67-page document aimed at guiding system developers interested in creating or extending individual technologies in Linux for use in consumer electronic (CE) devices. The Reference Implementation is a fully patched source tree supporting nine target boards. CELF is an industry consortium founded by Sony and Matsushita, and chartered with steering the development of a version of Linux for use in embedded CE products."

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It would be nice to see.... by XaviorPenguin · 2004-06-29 13:11 · Score: 1, Interesting

....more Linux PDA's out in the market besides the Sharp Zaurus EL 5500. That has Embeddix (Linux version for the PDA). If Linux takes hold on the PDA Market, Microsoft might have a run for its money! :D

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