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Moblin v2.0 beta: screenshots Camera icon

Charles McLellan ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 21 May 2009 07:46 BST

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Moblin's 'home page' is called the 'm_zone', which is accessed via the left-most of a row of icons at the top of the screen. There are three vertically arranged zones: PIM items such as appointments and to-do tasks to the left (with favourite applications at the bottom); recently used files in the middle; and updates from your social networking contacts (currently Twitter and Last.fm) to the right. Hovering the mouse over an item in this zone shows you the contact who sent it.

 

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