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Un sistema operativo para móviles que supo entrar al mercado sin hacerle competencia a iOS ni Android, sin morir en el intento

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Representación de la arquitectura de KaiOS, sacado de su página web oficial

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Teléfonos que usan KaiOS. Reliance Jio JioPhone o el Nokia 8110 4G. Todos dispositivos super económicos, tienen acceso al 4G y varias redes sociales populares.

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Arquitectura de FireFox Os, es la arquitectura en la cual está basada el actual KaiOs, conservando los elementos básicos como el Gonk, Gecko y Gaia pero adaptados a dispositivos no táctiles

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Practica de comandos en WSL1

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Enlace de página oficial de la arquitectura de KaiOS (en Inglés)

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Version: Smart Feature Phone 2.5

KaiOS Product is decoupled into two components : Core and App Profile.

Core

The underlying platform that consists of the Web application runtime, i.e. Gecko, plus the hardware adaptation layer and a few other supporting module.

App Profile

A collection of built-in web apps, which represents the user interfacing functions of KaiOS for a given device form factor.

Technologies

KaiOS apps are based on web technologies - HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and are run by Gecko runtime. If you have written a web page you already know the basics.

Rendering is done by parsing HTML/CSS and painted using graphic APIs. JavaScript are executed by the JS engine SpiderMonkey and connected to C++ components by XPConnect and WebIDL bindings. Applications and the core process communicate only through IPC protocols defined by IPDL.

Additionally a set of core components including file and memory management, threads and data structures etc. are provided through the XPCOM component object model.

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KaiOS Product is decoupled into two components : Core and App Profile.