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'{{unreferenced|date=October 2013}} As can be learned from the article [[Linux range of use]], [[Linux kernel]]-based operating systems are ubiquitously found on diverse hardware platforms. This article, '''Linux for mobile devices''', is about the use of [[Linux kernel]]-based operating systems on all sorts of mobile devices, whose primary or only [[Human interface device]] (HID) is a [[touchscreen]]. This are mainly comprises [[smartphone]]s and [[tablet computer]]s, but also some [[mobile phone]]s, [[personal digital assistant]]s (PDAs) [[portable media player]]s that come with a touchscreen separately. ==Lists== ===Operating systems=== [[File:MeeGo and co timeline.svg|thumb|[[Maemo]] Timeline]] [[File:Mer and mobile operating systems.svg|thumb|Relationships between [[Mer (software distribution)|mer]] and [[Tizen]]]] This is a list of many [[Linux kernel]]-based operating systems used on mobile devices. They differ from one another in parts of the [[middleware]] or the entire middleware, and in that they employ individual UIs. * [[Android (operating system)]] ** [[Replicant (operating system)]] * [[webOS]] * [[Maemo]] * [[Moblin]] * [[MeeGo]] * [[Tizen]] * [[Sailfish OS]] * [[Firefox OS]] * [[Openmoko Linux]] * [[OpenZaurus]] * [[Bada]] * [[Ubuntu Touch]] * [[Ubuntu Mobile]] * [[SHR (operating system)]] <nowiki>Insert non-formatted text here</nowiki>===Middlewares=== * [[BusyBox]] – small footprint alternative to [[GNU Core Utilities]], under [[GNU GPLv2]] * [[Toybox]] – [[BSD license]]ed alternative to BusyBox * [[Mer (software distribution)|mer]] * [[Smart Common Input Method]] * [[Maliit]] * [[Intelligent Input Bus]] * [[Uim]] * [[Fcitx]] ===UI=== * [[KDE Plasma Workspaces]] * [[Unity (user interface)|Unity]] * [[GPE Palmtop Environment]] * [[OPIE user interface]] {{Linux}} [[Category:Linux]]'