Moblin, coming from Mobile Linux, is a lightweight operating system based on Linux, which is optimized to run on Intel Atom-powered mini laptop computers, mobile Internet devices and nettops.
Imad Sousou from the Moblin team has announced the release of Moblin 2.0, the latest version of the platform, and published several details about the Moblin Garage and the upcoming Moblin 2.1 version.
Moblin 2.0 is now available for download from its official website and soon you’ll be able to get new mini portable computers with the system pre-installed. It is characterized by a rich and easy to use interface that gives users access to web browsing and social networking sites.
In addition to the latest version of Moblin, the team also announced the new Moblin Garage catalog with free and open-source applications, as well as the Moblin Application Installer that allows you to setup the ones you like on your computer. Both tools are still under development, but you can check the preview on the official site.
Imad Sousou said the Moblin 2.1 software will bring support not only for mobile internet devices, but also for in-car info-entertainment, and multimedia phones. The release will be available by the end of the year with new nettop display resolutions, different myzone enhancements, Instant Messaging improvements, enhanced language support, the Moblin Garage with the Moblin Application Installer, 3G connectivity support, updated kernel, and Bluetooth.
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