Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 23rd Oct 2009 18:46 UTC, submitted by poundsmack
Ahead of schedule, the Symbian Foundation has released the source code to Symbian's EKA2 real-time, multitasking, SMP microkernel, under the Eclipse Public License. It comes with a complete development kit, free of charge. The Foundation's plan is to open up the entire platform, and this is of course a very important milestone in that process.
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Member since:2009-10-24
Hi there,
Feel free to come over to http://developer.symbian.org in the forums and tell us why we suck as we are listening to people in setting our roadmaps. We are open in process as well as open in code.
Ian McDonald, Head of IT, Symbian Foundation
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2006-01-18
i think symbian sucks, but the more open source code, the merrier