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Nano-X is a lightweight X server intended for use in palmtops, PDAs,
embedded systems, OS install disks, etc. It was originally derived from a
combination of David I. Bell's Mini-X and Ben Pfaff's BOGL

NanoGUI is a tiny windowing system, intended to be used for similar
purposes to the X-Window system but lightweight enough to run on
systems with limited resources such as Palmtops and embedded POS units.
Nano-X is the part of the system which actually services requests from
the clients and displays the graphics. Currently it depends on the Linux
Framebuffer device included with 2.2.x Linux kernels, but it should
not be too difficult to write drivers for other systems. People are currently
working on abstracting the driver to make it even easier, and there are
plans to port it to various platforms such as Linux-8086.

You can always get the latest released version from
http://www.linuxhacker.org/pub/nanogui/nano-X/ or
ftp://ftp.linuxhacker.org/pub/nanogui/nano-X/

You can get also get the latest development from anonymous CVS at
cvs.linuxhacker.org. See the FAQ for detailed instructions. Note that
the distributed tarballs have CVS directories included, so you can
simply do a "cvs update -z3" instead of downloading the whole thing
again.

There is a mailing list for discussion of NanoGUI system. To subscribe,
send an empty mail to nanogui-subscribe@linuxhacker.org. To unsubscribe,
send an empty mail to nanogui-unsubscribe@linuxhacker.org.

There is a web page with more information about the current status of
the project at http://www.linuxhacker.org/nanogui/.

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