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Kotaku writes: "What hasn't Doom been ported to at this point? You can't answer "Flash 10!" anymore, as an enterprising Newgrounds contributor has gone to the effort to port the id Software classic to Adobe's platform, making the first-person shooter playable in the web browser of your choice. It's a tidy little port, if a bit slow on this writer's 2 year old MacBook Pro."
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via NG4.com @ 6:30 25th Nov
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You can now put linux onto your shiny iPhone. Linux Kernel 2.6 has been ported across and it will work on the 1st / 2nd Generation iPhone / Touch devices.It is still does not have many drivers but it seems that the Frame buffer
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via Sys-Con Media @ 5:06 1st Dec
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A Tokyo-based vendor of embedded security technology has partnered with MontaVista to develop DRM (digital rights management) technology for mobile Linux devices. The Discretix Content Protection for Recordable Media (CPRM) Client will be ported to MontaVista Mobilinux 5.0, says Discretix.
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via Linux Devices @ 7:36 25th Nov
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Sometimes porting a bit of code to another platform or piece of hardware isn't about the ported code delivering new features to the device. Sure, sometimes it's about opening the device to a specific application, and sometimes it's just about opening the device up to a new development approach. Sometimes the idea is to push the code (and the device) further, to learn -- because you can.
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via Linux.com @ 22:02 2nd Dec
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The Linux-based Android mobile platform, which was developed by Google for smartphone handsets, has been ported to TI's Beagle Board. This port reflects the versatility of Android and demonstrates that it can be used viably on alternative hardware.
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via ArsTechnica @ 21:03 19th Nov
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Over the weekend, a major G1 bug came to light. So what do you suppose happened when you typed Linux commands into any Android program under firmware 1.0 TC-RC29? According to Ed Burnette over at ZDNet, you executed them. Every keystroke was echoed to a root-authorized command shell. Typing telnetd started the telnet daemon. Typing reboot meant that, well, you needed to wait for a few seconds while your phone rebooted.
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via ArsTechnica @ 19:11 10th Nov
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Even though there are a lot of happy people using Apple's iPhone very happily, there's also a group of people who are not so happy, most likely because of Apple's rather strict policies regarding applications and developers. While most of these people would just jailbreak the thing, some take it a step further - by installing another operating system. Yes, Linux now runs on the iPhone (1st gen/2nd gen, and the 1st gen iPod Touch).
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via Linux.com @ 13:59 2nd Dec
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iPhone-Dev.org has demonstrated a basic Linux 2.6 kernel and OpeniBoot bootloader for first- and second-generation Apple iPhones, as well as the first-generation Touch. The port lacks support for touchscreen, audio, WiFi, or cellular communications, but future plans call for an Android port.
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via Linux Devices @ 21:51 1st Dec
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IconEven though there are a lot of happy people using Apple's iPhone very happily, there's also a group of people who are not so happy, most likely because of Apple's rather strict policies regarding applications and developers. While most of these people would just jailbreak the thing, some take it a step further - by installing another operating system. Yes, Linux now runs on the iPhone (1st gen/2nd gen, and the 1st gen iPod Touch).
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via OSNews @ 8:55 30th Nov
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ec91be403awebThe Linux release, v2.6.27, from Atmel, is for its 400 MHz ARM926EJ-S-based AT91SAM9G20 embedded microprocessor, and for other members of the AT91SAM9 family. A Linux distribution based on v2.6.27 is available from Atmel’s AT91SAM portal at www.linux4sam.org. It includes the complete Linux v2.6.27 kernel, the Linux patch for the AT91SAM9G20-EK, device drivers, pre-built demonstrations, and the Angström/OpenEmbedded building environment. Support is available through TimeSys, including an embedded Linux ReadyKit for the entire AT91SAM9 series, including the AT91SAM9G20. The ReadyKit comprises a pre-built Linux kernel, device drivers, a GNU-based cross toolchain, a glibc-based root filesystem complete with selected development libraries, 14 days of technical support, and access to support documentation.
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via ECN @ 3:09 18th Nov
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Devteam member planetbeing has successfully reverse-engineered the iPhone and iPod touch platforms to run the open-source Linux 2.6 kernel. The port is still in the beginning stages of development, with limited functionality that lacks support for the touchscreen, sound, accelerometer, baseband and wireless networking. When the device is powered-on, OpeniBoot gives the choice of booting the iPhone operating system or a separate mode for the Linux kernel.
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via MacNN @ 18:07 1st Dec
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Boston, MA, October 28, 2008--Aonix®, the provider of the PERC product line for embedded and real-time Java developers, announced the release of PERC Ultra SMP with support for Concurrent's RedHawk
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via Linux PR @ 0:17 29th Oct
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BOSTON, BUSINESS WIRE -- Aonix(R), the provider of the PERC product line for embedded and real-time Java developers, announced the release of PERC Ultra SMP with support for Concurrent's RedHawk(TM) real-time Linux(R) and associated NightStar(TM) advanced Linux debugging and analysis tools. PERC Ultra, Aonix's flagship product, targets the same time-critical applications such as simulation and training, data acquisition, imaging, and process control that RedHawk currently serves.
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via Oceania @ 18:35 28th Oct
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There are plenty of hackers working at unlocking each successive firmware update on the iPhone to allow it to be used with third party applications and on other mobile networks, but some want to change the entire operating system.
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via TechDigest @ 0:48 2nd Dec
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Hackers have ported a slimmed-down version of Linux to the iPhone, bringing open source code to the closed Apple platform.
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via Computer Buyer @ 5:05 1st Dec
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Hands-On Mobile has ported a 1980s space-shooter game, Crystal Quest, to the iPhone. Crystal Quest was the first color game for the Mac, launched in 1987, and has been retrofitted with updated graphics. Players fly a spaceship collecting crystals in space, while simultaneously trying to evade enemies that attack from the sides of the screen. Gamers defend themselves with a combination of guns and smartbombs as they try to progress to the next level.
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via IPod NN @ 8:08 15th Nov
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An iPhone hacker has successfully ported the open source Linux kernel to Apple's popular mobile device. Although the port is still at a very early stage of development and currently only supports a slim subset of the iPhone's capabilities, it demonstrates the versatility of the Linux kernel and the ingenuity of iPhone modding enthusiasts.
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via ArsTechnica @ 15:03 1st Dec
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Nokia developer Kate Alhola has successfully ported Google Gadgets to the Nokia Internet Tablet. Gadgets can now be added to the home screen alongside native Maemo widgets.
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via ArsTechnica @ 20:58 6th Nov
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A group of amateur developers has ported the Linux operating system to Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch devices.
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via Computer Active @ 19:10 2nd Dec
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via Yahoo! UK and Ireland @ 13:58 2nd Dec
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A group of amateur developers has ported the Linux operating system to Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch devices.
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via Active Home @ 11:04 2nd Dec
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A group of amateur developers has ported the Linux operating system to Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch devices.
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via Infomatics @ 7:01 2nd Dec
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Linux 2.6 kernel has been ported to Apple's iPhone platform, with support for the first and second generation iPhones, says blogger.
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via ARNnet @ 21:06 1st Dec
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Linux 2.6 kernel has been ported to Apple's iPhone platform, with support for the first and second generation iPhones, says blogger.
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via Good Gear Guide @ 21:08 1st Dec
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