Dirk Hohndel Chief Linux & Open Source Technologist Intel Corporation Got

What is MeeGo MeeGo unifies Moblin and Maemo − Netbooks − Handsets − Tablets − Mediaphone, Connected TVs, In-Vehicle Infotainment... Offers a full client Linux OSS stack including − The core OS up to UI libraries and tools − Reference user experience and applications − Standard set of APIs across client devices − Flexibility to support proprietary add-ons OSCON 2010

MeeGo governance Independent project − Under the auspices of the Linux Foundation − Governed by a Technical Steering Group − Working groups for each mobile usage model Fundamentally an open source project − Maintainers − Source repository − Meritocracy OSCON 2010

MeeGo Key Elements Full open source software stack − From core OS up to UI libraries and tools − Reference user experience and applications provided − Proprietary add-ons can be provided by vendors support hardware, services, or customized user experiences One set of APIs across client devices with one unified voice to developers 6 month release cadence − Major releases targeted for spring and fall OSCON 2010

3 rd Party Apps Codecs Device Vendors Upstream Open Source Component Projects MeeGo Component Projects Build Environment MeeGo Core Netbook Reference Handset Reference Connected TV Reference Chipset Vendors Application Vendors MeeGo.com Technology Vendors MeeGo on Chipset X Overall MeeGo Platform Ecosystem Operating System Vendors OSCON 2010

MeeGo and Upstream MeeGo source code contributions are directed to upstream projects MeeGo source code contributions are directed to upstream projects MeeGo built from upstream projects MeeGo built from upstream projects OSCON 2010

Q&A Dirk Hohndel Chief Linux & Open Source Technologist Intel Corporation OSCON 2010