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Ubuntu working on mobile version
by Brad Linder May 8th 2007 at 9:00AM
Ubuntu is quickly become the Linux distribution of choice for users looking for a desktop Windows replacement. But why stop there? Ubuntu developers are planning to create a mobile version of the popular distribution. The mobile version of Ubuntu will be designed to run on systems running Intel's new low-power processor and chipset designed for mobile devices.
Ubuntu is planning a mobile version of its software as well as an embedded version. In other words, you could see stripped down versions of Ubuntu running on devices ranging from UMPCs to mobile phones.
The first mobile edition is due out in October at the same time as Ubuntu 7.10 is released.
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