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Why Use Commercial Embedded Linux Development Tools?
When developing systems or devices based on embedded Linux or Android, does it make sense to use commercial development tools? In this guest column,...
Tough Linux Micro-Box Boasts Isolated Serial Ports
Artila Electronics has announced an ARM9 micro-box computer with eight isolated RS-485 serial ports and two versions of preinstalled embedded Linux, enabling boot-up from...
Announcing Outreach Program for Women Internships for the Linux Kernel: Please Apply
I am pleased to announce The Linux Foundation is funding three Linux kernel internships through the Outreach Program for Women administered by the GNOME...
Slideshow: 7 Android and Linux Smartwatches
Microsoft is the latest tech giant said to be prototyping a smartwatch, according to a Wall Street Journal post earlier this month. Earlier this year,...
Linux 3.9 Brings SSD Caching and Drivers to Support Modern PCs
mtellinLinux creator Linus Torvalds last night announced the release of version 3.9 of the kernel. Available for download at kernel.org, Linux 3.9 brings a...
GDB supports AArch64 Linux
Among the new additions to version 7.6 of the GDB GNU debugger are new native configurations. The developers have also implemented numerous new commands...
Distribution Release: SparkyLinux 2.1.1 “MATE”
Paweł Pijanowski has announced the release of SparkyLinux 2.1.1 "MATE" edition, a Debian-based distribution featuring the latest release of the MATE desktop environment: "SparkyLinux...
Open Recall: Wheezy is Coming, ownCloud Joins Linux Foundation
In this edition: ownCloud joins the Linux Foundation, Mageia 3 RC, Red Flag Linux 8.0, Calculate Linux 13.4, and the Wheezy release date is...
Distribution Release: UbuntuKylin 13.04
Jack Yu has announced the release of UbuntuKylin 13.04, a variant of Ubuntu localised into Simplified Chinese and thoughtfully customised to suit the tastes...
The State Of ARM SoC GPU Linux Drivers
Here's an interesting interview concerning the state of open-source Linux SoC graphics drivers...Read more at Phoronix