“MeeGo, the Linux-based open source operating system born from
the February 2010 shotgun marriage of Nokia’s Maemo and Intel’s
Moblin and left at the altar when Nokia hooked up with Windows
Phone 7, is an “unstoppable force” that speeds device-developers’
time-to-market, and it stands for “love, courage, and change.”“That was the message delivered at the MeeGo Conference in San
Francisco on Monday by the executive director of The Linux
Foundation Jim Zemlin and his supporting keynote cast.”
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