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Litl OS is an operating environment written by Litl for their Easel webbook. The underlying operating system is a mobile/embedded distribution of Ubuntu provided by Canonical, Ltd.. The user interface is written largely in Mozilla's dialect of Javascript using the gjs binding to access GNOME and Clutter UI elements. Portions of the operating system can be obtained by Litl owners on DVD from Litl.

References

  1. Lucas Rocha, developer working for Litl (2009-11-04). "litl webbook: some technical comments". Retrieved 2009-11-09.
  2. litl Software End User Licensing Agreement. 2009-10-28. Retrieved 2009-11-09.