>> >Firstly, Sato is not a mobile phone framework in any sense at all. It >> >does not include any applications or services that would make a mobile >> >phone useful. Sato is simply a visual style. >> >> >> Strange, the description on http://www.pokylinux.org/ says: >> >> "Sato is our experimental reference/example GTK+/Matchbox based >> PDA/smartphone like user interface environment aimed primarily at handheld >> devices with very high DPI VGA displays. It features a full suite of PIM >> applications, multimedia playback, web browsing, games and more." >> >> Huh??????
>"User interface environment" basically means the look and feel. It >doesn't mean that it includes any sort of framework. It also says it is >simply a PDA/smartphone *like* interface, not that it actually includes >any usable phone software. I'll get this updated if it's causing >confusion. Yes, sorry, I mis-understood this. I'd get rid of the bit that says "It features a full suite of PIM applications, multimedia playback, web browsing, games and more." too if it doesn't actually contain any applications. ;-) I should have downloaded it and tried it out rather than assume things.
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