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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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Apalis iMX6 makes the Toradex Apalis ARM(r) family more powerful
4 days ago — ToradexWith the Apalis iMX6, Toradex aims to give its customers even more benefits with a price-optimized solution having hi-speed interfaces, long-term availability, and Industrial Temperature versions.
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Feabhas Offers New Python Course For Test Engineers
4 days ago — Feabhas LtdPython enables the fast creation of test scripts for rigorous system testing
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Cerberus MPC1 Indiegogo Crowd Funding Campaign Kickoff
4 days ago — Cogent Computer Systems, Inc.Fanless Quad Core Mini-PC for home entertainment, small business and embedded.
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Productivity Versus Security: The Linux Virtual Desktop Debate — watch it free,…
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Lauterbach Enables The Step Up to 32 Bit with Support for uC Linux on the Cortex-M3/M4
Last week — LauterbachLauterbach announces its debug support for µCLinux on Cortex(tm)-M3/M4
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CoreAVI supports next-generation version of Wind River VxWorks with advanced OpenGL graphics and video decode driver support
Last week — Core Avionics & Industrial Inc.Nuremburg, Germany, Embedded World – February 26, 2014. Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. ("CoreAVI"), a Channel One company, today announced that it has released its latest embedded OpenGL and video decode drivers with support for the highly anticipated release of the latest version of Wind River(r) VxWorks(r) real-time operating system (RTOS). CoreAVI’s suite of OpenGL ES, OpenGL SC, and H.264/MPEG2 drivers are designed to enable highly scalable and high performance graphics/video support on a variety of VxWorks 7 configurations, including Wind River Hypervisor virtualization technology, secure time and space partitioning, user mode real time processes, and multicore synchronous and asynchronous platforms.
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Conduant Provides 1-Slot (4HP) Storage Resources to PXIe-based Systems
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