The document discusses a project called MeeTo that aims to bring the MeeGo operating system to an Android device. It describes taking an Android device and replacing the root filesystem with one from MeeGo, then adding MeeGo's user experience components like the launcher, homescreen, and settings to create an alternative user interface. It highlights the benefits of using MeeGo like its standardized APIs and user experience components. The document concludes by thanking the audience and suggesting areas for further development of the MeeTo project.

1. MeeTo
Android meets MeeGo

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4. About me
• Ping-Hsun Chen (penk)
• penk.chen@nomovok.com
• @penk for plurk / twitter
• work with OEM/ODMs since 2004

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6. MeeTo
Android meets MeeGo
Take #3

7. MeeTo
Android meets MeeGo
Take #3

8. MeeTo
Android meets MeeGo
Take #3

9. MeeTo
Android meets MeeGo
Take #3

12. But!!

13. Why MeeGo?
• Hosted by The Linux Foundation
• Uniform set of APIs based on Qt
• MeeGo UX Components
• Qt Quick!

14. Target Hardware?

15. Target Hardware?

16. Target Hardware?

17. Codename:
• Gorgeous 7” IPS screen
• TI OMAP3 3621
• Source code included
• $249

18. Codename:
• Gorgeous 7” IPS screen
• TI OMAP3 3621
• Source code included
• $249

19. Step 1: Android to MeeGo rootfs
• tool - Android SDK + busybox
• rootfs - debootstrap
• Xorg - fbdev
• touch screen - mtev
• libGLES2 - powervr-omap3

20. Step 2: rootfs to MeeGo UX
• sensor / button - qt mobility plugin
• launcher - meego-qml-launcher
• homescreen - meego-ux-appgrid
• settings - meego-ux-daemon
• keyboard - maliit
• browser - chromium-qt

22. DEMO

25. One more thing...

27. Where to go from here?
• Working browser/reader/keyboard
• jQuery Mobile
• Qt 4.8 / QtWebKit 2.2
• Linaro
• True alternative UX

28. Thanks! :-)