Linux set to replace Palm OS
Palm's announcement earlier this month of the Palm OS Treo 755p provoked some questions regarding whether this would be the last Palm device to run the Palm Garnet OS, now that Palm is embracing Linux.
However, Palm officials aren't saying much on the subject and a Palm spokeswoman, when asked earlier this month, declined to comment.
However, several analysts note that Palm CEO Ed Colligan revealed in an early April analyst breifing that the company is developing a Linux-based operating system to ship devices by the end of the year, although Palm will also continue to release new devices with the Palm OS this year.
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