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Revision as of 10:13, 7 December 2009
This is the software that runs on mobile phones. The mobile phones are Orbiters just like the others in the house, and actually use the same program. A new user interface can be created using the Designer.
The User's Manual explains the operation of the user interface that LinuxMCE provides standard with the system. If someone wishes to contribute a new UI and share it, LinuxMC will be happy to host the User's Manuals for those too.
Pushing MO sis files to phones
Hint: Be sure to specify default user, otherwise data will not be generated and sent to phone.
Contents
See also
How does the Orbiter software get on my Symbian Bluetooth phone?
Using Security alerts on your mobile phone
Building Orbiter for the Nokia 800
Currently out-of-the-box supported mobile orbiters
Basically any Symbian 60 series device (v1 and v2; v3 support is being worked on, the actual 0810 svn code already runs on v3). A list of different devices can be found on the Nokia device page.
Java based mobile orbiter
There is also a generic Java/J2ME version of the mobile orbiter JavaMO which should work on most Java capable mobile phones, with some limitations.
