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LinuxDevices: A Technical Introduction to MiniGUI

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“MiniGUI, developed by Feynman Software, is one of the
world-famous free software projects. MiniGUI aims to provide a
lightweight graphics user interface (GUI) support system for
real-time embedded systems. Since the first release under the GPL
license at the beginning of 1999, MiniGUI has been widely used in
handheld terminals (mobile phones and PDAs), set-top-boxes,
industry control systems, industry instruments, portable media
players, and so on.

“The use of Linux in embedded systems is overwhelming today.
Many traditional industry giants and new embedded devices vendors
base their embedded software solutions on Linux…”

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