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Embedded OS Runs Palm OS


Thu Nov 11, 1999 - 8:00 AM EST - By James Hromadka

OSK, a company that specializes in embedded systems, announced WindStone, the first embedded OS that is compatible with both Linux and the Palm OS. The kernel is based on Linux, while the portable environment component is binary compatible with the Palm OS.

OSK plans to port WindStone for the DragonBall processor to the Intel and ARM chipsets.

Read the press release for more information or visit the OSK website.

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