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> OS X is not Darwin. iOS is not OS X. > So yeah, Darwin + window server + springboard + Safari + webpage > 128MB is pretty impressive indeed. Maemo did all
by heavyset_go 5y ago
> OS X is not Darwin.
iOS is not OS X.
> So yeah, Darwin + window server + springboard + Safari + webpage > 128MB is pretty impressive indeed.
Maemo did all all of this years before, and in 64MB of RAM.
- tambourine_man 5y agoI don’t think Debian wasn’t doing double buffering GPU compositing of the UI. Nor was it running WebKit. Show me a video of a smooth pinch to zoom on a webpage with MicroB
- heavyset_go 5y agoKonqueror has modular backend support, and it shipped with WebKit support as backend before the iPhone was released. Rekonq also used it and not KHTML. Epiphany used WebKit since mid-2007, it's now Gnome Web. All were available on Debian and Debian-based distributions. Phone-wise, Symbian used WebKit in 2005.