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The '''Access Linux Platform''', sometime referred to as a "next-generation version of the [[Palm OS]]" is an open source-based [[operating system]] for mobile devices developed and marketed by [[Access Co.]], of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. The platform includes execution environments for [[Java (programming language)|Java]], classic Palm OS, and [[GTK+]]-based native [[Linux]] applications. ALP has been demonstrated in devices<ref>[http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS9247878814.html Reference design targets Linux mobile phones], Linuxdevices.com, [[August 7]], [[2007]].</ref> at a variety of conferences, including [[3GSM]],<ref>[http://www.engadget.com/2007/02/12/access-linux-platform-on-display-at-3gsm/ Access Linux Platform on Display at 3GSM], [[Engadget]], [[February 12]], [[2007]].</ref> [[LinuxWorld]],<ref>[http://www.palminfocenter.com/news/8921/access-linux-platform-at-linuxworld-sf/ Access Linux Platform at LinuxWorld SF], Palminfocenter.com, [[August 20]], [[2006]].</ref> [[GUADEC]], and Open Source in Mobile.

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