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Workbench plug-ins - Adding the 3rd party functionality

Recently, during many customer engagements, a common question hasstarted to emerge, “What additional plug-ins are there for Workbench(Eclipse) for version control, i.e. Subversion”...

16 years 6 months ago

Vodafone and LiMo

Following my postyesterday about Motorola and Android today I read that Vodafone is alsorenewing it’s commitment to Linux and Open Source Software via the LiMofoundation Read more...

16 years 6 months ago

Motorola, Android and Economics

Motorolaannounced yesterday it will ship an Android-based phone by the end ofthe year. It has not abandoned it's Windows Mobile phone developmentbut has at least postponed...

16 years 6 months ago

South African A&D Seminars

Tomorrow, I will be traveling to South Africa to present at the Wind River Aerospace & Defence Seminars which will be held in Pretoria and Cape Town next week. I’mreally looking...

16 years 6 months ago

Building Linux on Windows

Something I am often asked is why can't Linux platforms be built on a Windows host? This usually comes from engineers who, despite having to develop for Linux, are locked in to a...

16 years 6 months ago

Operators return to Barcelona, (this time) armed with Open Source

Scene Setter26 years after GSM was created to design a pan-European mobile technology, Mobile World Congress number 13 is set to take place in Barcelona in February. This time...

16 years 6 months ago

Fun with my little VIA console

At the Embedded Systems Conference in San Jose this year they handedout little VIA embedded EPIA systems to the attendees. I'm not sureeveryone got one, but I was thrilled. It has...

16 years 7 months ago

Linux Kernel Debugging with CDT

Just ran into this awesome tutorialon how to use the CDT for debugging the Linux kernel using qemu’s gdbremote debug service that makes it work much like a standardhardware/JTAG...

16 years 8 months ago

Now that's small.

Just ran into this article on LinuxDevices.com. It talks about a tiny computer that looks like this: That'sall there is to it. This ethernet jack has an ARM9 processor in it with8...

16 years 8 months ago

Cross Compiling Fun for EclipseCon

It’s been a busy couple of weeks for me as we get our commercialEclipse p2-based installer into product testing. It’s looking good butthere’s always those last minute fires (i.e...

16 years 9 months ago