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> One of the neat things about PalmOS is that it ran apps directly from where they were stored. No need to load them into "memory". In practice this is not the
by microcolonel 6y ago
> One of the neat things about PalmOS is that it ran apps directly from where they were stored. No need to load them into "memory".
In practice this is not the way it worked on PalmOS on actual hardware past a certain point, and the way it actually worked is not that different from how code is loaded in a conventional desktop operating system.
- AshamedCaptain 6y agoWhat is called NVFS enters the picture so late in PalmOS story, and so few years before PalmOS hit the curb, that we can safely forget about it. For most of PalmOS story, programs would for all intents and purposes be installed to RAM and reside entirely in RAM.