Mir Display ServerCanonical
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About
Whether you want an information kiosk, digital signage display, in-car entertainment stack, or home automation interface, Mir on Ubuntu is your fastest path to deployment. Mir is a system-level component that can be used to unlock next-generation user experiences. It runs on a range of Linux powered devices including traditional desktops, IoT and embedded products. Mir is a replacement for the X window server system, commonly used on Linux desktop devices. It allows device makers and desktop users to have a well-defined, efficient, flexible, and secure platform for their graphical environment. Historically, graphical user interfaces Linux have been powered by the X windowing system. X has a long and successful history and it has served the purposes of both system level and application level UI well for more than 3 decades. However, users nowadays expect a more consistent, integrated and secure user experience than is possible to offer on top of the X windowing system.
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About
Less than 5MB of footprint, ensuring high performance even when running in low-end devices. Basic knowledge of Java or Kotlin lets you build performing Apps for Android, Linux Arm, Windows, and iOS. Code once and run on every platform. Responsive User Interfaces provide the same behavior and usability. Tecdet develops systems for traffic control and inspection for the Brazilian government. They decided to rebuild their system for the Linux Arm architecture compatible with Toradex modules and chose TotalCross to develop their GUI.
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Platforms Supported
Windows
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Mac
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Linux
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Cloud
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iPhone
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iPad
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Android
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Chromebook
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Platforms Supported
Windows
Supported
Mac
Supported
Linux
Supported
Cloud
Not Supported
On-Premises
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iPhone
Supported
iPad
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Android
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Chromebook
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Audience
Developers and companies interested in an secure display server for any IoT device in order to provide a secure platform for their graphical environment
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Audience
Developers searching for a development platform designed to develop mobile apps with Java
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Support
Phone Support
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24/7 Live Support
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Support
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API
Offers API
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Training
Documentation
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Webinars
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Company InformationCanonical
Founded: 2010
United Kingdom
mir-server.io
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Company InformationTotalCross
Founded: 2017
Portugal
totalcross.com
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Integrations
Airstack
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Amazon RDS
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Cisco AnyConnect
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GitHub
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Huawei FusionStorage
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IBM Cloud
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Intelligent Management Center
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Java
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Keystone
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Kotlin
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Integrations
Airstack
Not Supported
Amazon RDS
Not Supported
Cisco AnyConnect
Not Supported
GitHub
Supported
Huawei FusionStorage
Not Supported
IBM Cloud
Not Supported
Intelligent Management Center
Not Supported
Java
Supported
Keystone
Not Supported
Kotlin
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