Palm also happens to Linux in parallel with Access and its ALP 
The juicy story that we read today in Palminfocenter. Ed Colligan, Palm's CEO during Palm Inc's Analyst Day has unveiled plans for the company with respect to PalmOS and Linux: Palm is developing a new operating system based on Linux. Do not confuse it with the ALP of PalmSource from which we have already spoken several [...]
What to do when a database is corrupted in a Palm? 
A reader who prefers to remain anonymous, has had problems recently with Palm Desktop, the Windows program that lets you change the information on the Palm PC. To find the solution, has followed a very well-reasoned that can give us clues on how to resolve this and other intensive problems in [...]
Details of the new operating system ALP 
The next abandoning PalmOS from PalmSource, and the creation of a Linux-based operating system it replaces, is great news for users. Technologically represents a big step forward, and a great opportunity for the community of free software developers. However, as users of PalmOS, we did not know [...]
PalmSource is going to Linux, but maintains compatibility with PalmOS 
Last Tuesday, at the 3GSM congress being held in Barcelona, PalmSource revealed details about an upcoming mobile phone with Linux-based operating system (code-named ALP, Access Linux Platform). The most important thing is that include an environment that will run existing applications for PalmOS, as well as Java applications [...]
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