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Originally Posted by lapchinj
There really aren't many vendors in the Linux mobile world so they might be able to produce something to replace the Palm OS that would be usable with the end user in mind and they would not have screw around with building an OS. I think it would be wrong for them to try and come up with their own distro (such as Suse, RedHat, Debian etc.). They should rather use a running distro and supply their own twist to it
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PalmSource
bought a Chinese company last year, which already has Linux for mobile devices. CMS is already producing Linux for mobile devices in the Chinese market for some time.