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| The Enlightened future of OpenMoko Linux mobile phones |
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I met lead Enlightenment developer Carsten Haitzler in the exhibition hall at the Southern California Linux Expo (SCALE) this past weekend. Carsten told me about prospects for the future of Enlightenment and shared with me some details about his work at OpenMoko, a division of FIC which is developing Linux-based open-source mobile phone handsets. He sees a big future for Linux in the mobile and embedded space and notes that Enlightenment, with its small memory footprint, is ideal for deployment on such devices.
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