Par exemple le motorola zn5 que je cite est booste par la distro MontaVista Linux (beurk vista :) Cette societe semble assez proche de la communaute selon wikipedia :
MontaVista has a history of being a major contributor to the Linux kernel and the open-source community. From the beginning, Jim Ready said he wanted to make it "100% Pure Linux" under the GPL[11]. The core changes to make MontaVista Linux into a real-time operating system were made by Nigel Gamble and later updated by Robert Love.[12] Robert Love submitted the changes to the Linux kernel in 2001. The Linux 2.6 stable kernel series is the first to include similar features, such as priority-based preemption. As of 2008, MontaVista had contributed 1.2% of the Linux kernel, making it the 9th-largest corporate contributor to the Linux kernel, according to a survey by the Linux Foundation.[13]
MontaVista has strong connections with the development of Linux under the PowerPC architecture, and hosts a development Linux kernel source tree on http://source.mvista.com/.
Je ne defend pas Motorola ou autre , meme si les caracteristique du produit m interesse mais si c est du Linux c est sous GPL , si c est GPL c est libre , alors qu est ce qui empeche d en parler ? D ailleur si c est pas GPL compliant , rien n empeche de leur geuler dessus non plus ...
[^] # Re: linux inside
Posté par eastwind☯ . En réponse au journal De Linux sur les autres GSM. Évalué à 3.
MontaVista has a history of being a major contributor to the Linux kernel and the open-source community. From the beginning, Jim Ready said he wanted to make it "100% Pure Linux" under the GPL[11]. The core changes to make MontaVista Linux into a real-time operating system were made by Nigel Gamble and later updated by Robert Love.[12] Robert Love submitted the changes to the Linux kernel in 2001. The Linux 2.6 stable kernel series is the first to include similar features, such as priority-based preemption. As of 2008, MontaVista had contributed 1.2% of the Linux kernel, making it the 9th-largest corporate contributor to the Linux kernel, according to a survey by the Linux Foundation.[13]
MontaVista has strong connections with the development of Linux under the PowerPC architecture, and hosts a development Linux kernel source tree on http://source.mvista.com/.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MontaVista
Je ne defend pas Motorola ou autre , meme si les caracteristique du produit m interesse mais si c est du Linux c est sous GPL , si c est GPL c est libre , alors qu est ce qui empeche d en parler ? D ailleur si c est pas GPL compliant , rien n empeche de leur geuler dessus non plus ...