“Now that Torvalds’ true role at Transmeta has been
revealed — he is co-architect for Crusoe’s embedded “code
morphing” software technology and chief developer of the “mobile
Linux” default operating system for the low cost TM 3120 chip —
it’s a bit easier to identify the Transmeta-Linux
connection.”
“We can now see that the overlap between Crusoe and Linux goes
beyond the individual players.”
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