Torvalds, Transmeta to release open-source Mobile Linux
Transmeta Corp.'s Mobile Linux, developed under the direction of Linux founder and arbiter Linus Torvalds, will soon be released to the open-source community. The software was written for devices without hard disks, such as mobile Internet appliances, and optimized for the Crusoe processor.
Transmeta plans to launch a 1GHz Crusoe processor TM 5800, this year, according to Transmeta CEO Dave Ditzel.
For more on mobile Linux, read techweb.com. For information on the TM 5800, read techweb.com.
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