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Linux is an operating system based on the Linux kernel created by Linus Torvalds in 1991. The Linux kernel is one of the largest and most active free software projects in existence, with thousands of commercial and private developers contributing code to the kernel and developer communitie... Mores supporting distributions such as Debian, openSUSE, and Fedora. As free and open source software, its underlying source code can be used, modified, and redistributed under the GNU General Public License (GPL). Linux can be installed on a variety of hardware platforms, powering everything from the New York Stock Exchange to smartphones to supercomputers.
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"It’s not an embedded Linux distribution; it creates a custom one for you" – DIY and the Yocto Project
4 weeks ago — Monique DeVoe, Editor, OpenSystems MediaLow-cost, open-source DIY hardware started strong in the hobbyist and educational communities, but has been making its way into professional, embedded applications. Linux began as an open-source version of UNIX, though it, too, has matured and broken into professional settings thanks to high usage among engineers who were once considered hobbyists and showed the industry what Linux could do. Of course, open-source hardware was a natural fit for the exploding DIY board market, and the Yocto Project ties it all together with a growing Linux community.
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White Paper: Tuning HPEC Linux Clusters for Real-Time Determinism
Last month — David Tetley, GE Intelligent Platforms, Inc.This paper investigates interrupt response times and message passing latencies using OpenMPI on three different versions of the Linux kernel; one ‘standard’ server grade, one server grade with real-time pre-empt patches applied, and one with a proprietary, real-time kernel. In order to characterize these platforms, a series of measurements were made with and without a background CPU load.
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The year of 40 GbE
5 months ago — Steve Edwards, Curtiss-Wright Controls Embedded ComputingAn industry perspective from Curtiss-Wright Controls Defense Solutions
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Productivity Versus Security: The Linux Virtual Desktop Debate — watch it free,…
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Eating right at the open source buffet
9 months ago — Bill Weinberg, Olliance ConsultingWith the smorgasbord of Open Source Software (OSS) available for developers to dine from, it’s vital they
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Integrating Linux into automotive systems for the long haul
9 months ago — Staff, OpenSystems MediaThe Linux Foundation is revving up deployment of its widely used operating system by launching the Automotive Grade Linux Work Group to advance automotive system development through collaboration between the Linux and open-source communities and the automotive industry. Rudolf explains how the project will fuel in-vehicle technology innovation by developing a reference platform that meets the automotive industry’s needs for connectivity and long-term viability.
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connectBlue(r) Announces Multiradio Module for Internet of Things
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Orion Technologies introduces its PCIe104 SBC featuring Intel Fourth Generation Core(tm) i7 dual core processor
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eSOL Announces eSOL eMCOS Many-Core Real-Time OS Support For Tilera’s TILE-Gx Processor Family
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Spectrum launches the M4i next generation, ultra-fast digitizer platform that sets new standards for data acquisition and transfer speeds
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Low Power Multi-Core ARM Cortex A9 Human Machine Interface
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