April 10th, 2015, STUDIO/K, Netherlands at Awesome IT event: Carsten Munk shared an insight how the start-up Jolla managed to build a mobile OS and a mobile phone with just 100 employees.
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Saturday, 11 April 2015
Wednesday, 3 December 2014
Mid-term review - Open Source situation of Sailfish OS
A year has passed, and we all know that Jolla has set Open Sourcing of Sailfish OS as their goal already before that time. Let's check where Jolla stands with OSS after a year:
UPDATE, February 3, 2015: Sailfish OS is currently a non-OSS operating system, and earlier mentioned goal towards Open Source is, at this point, missing
UPDATE, February 3, 2015: Sailfish OS is currently a non-OSS operating system, and earlier mentioned goal towards Open Source is, at this point, missing
Friday, 18 July 2014
Jolla guide for installing Sailfish OS to Android phones
"This is a guide to help you understand how you can port Sailfish OS to devices running the CyanogenMod flavour of Android"
"By following this guide you can set up a Mer-core based Linux system that will run on an Android device, on top of the existing Android Hardware Adaptation kernel and drivers"
Update, February 1, 2015: HADK version 1.0.3 published
Saturday, 8 February 2014
Video: Carsten Munk - Deeper parts of Sailfish OS
Carsten Munk: Technical introduction to the deeper parts of SailfishOS, a Qt5 Wayland based mobile OS
- Dias: http://releases.merproject.org/~carsten/SailfishFOSDEM2014_vfinal.pdf
- Image: http://releases.merproject.org/~carsten/niceview.png
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