>>The "Android without cumbersome Java and NDK" (from another comment) is - arguably - not an Android at all. It is a Linux kernel and the glibc, with lots of t

>>The "Android without cumbersome Java and NDK" (from another comment) is - arguably - not an Android at all. It is a Linux kernel and the glibc, with lots of the hardware not accessible. MOAI suits the bill in this regard - all the hardware is available, and in some ways the MOAI host is more of a host OS than anything else .. giving true freedom, but of course more responsibility: the GUI frameworks available are not as polished (yet) as they are in the Android sphere but for some this may well be a positive argument for involvement in a non-vendor approach in the first place .. MOAI: http://getmoai.com/ http://getmoai.com/ Hanappe GUI for MOAI: http://github.com/makotok/Hanappe http://github.com/makotok/Hanappe