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An Industry and Technology Revolution is on the Horizon

Limo, and in a slightly different way Android , have killed the standards-based approach to open source development in mobile. In the Linux world, creating an esoteric, theoretical...

17 years 3 months ago

The Check is in the Mail, Do No Evil and Other Matters of Trust

All will agree that mobile Linux suffers from fragmentation today , and that fragmentation • creates significant challenges to Linux adoption in mobile phones (lack of...

17 years 4 months ago

OHA, Android and Eclipse

It’s been amusing following the fervent speculation around the gPhone, especially the collective sigh of letdown heard ’round the blogosphere when Google announced the Open Handset...

17 years 5 months ago

Open Handset Alliance and LiMo – Why both initiatives are here to stay

It’s easy to take the fragmentation of the mobile phone industry for granted. With over 40 different proprietary and Open Source Middleware and Application Frameworks addressing...

17 years 5 months ago

Linux Foundation's Collaboration Summit

Today was the first day of the inaugural Linux Foundation ‘s Collaboration Summit . In case you don’t remember the Linux Foundation was formed as merger of the Open Source...

17 years 10 months ago

Announcing: Wind River Real-Time Core 5.0

In February 2007, Wind River announced the acquisition of FSMLabs RTCore technology along with our plans to offer the technology with Wind River Linux . Our progress on integration...

17 years 10 months ago

Why Integrity Customers Get Free Support from Wind River

Previously, our CMO John Bruggeman blogged about the importance of Service and Support for Linux. He called it the killer app for Linux. We recently announced our new VxWorks and...

17 years 10 months ago

Real-time Reality

I love Mondays. Most people hate them but I’ve always loved them. My family has grown to accept this. My co-workers have learned to tolerate this (it’s when I hold my staff...

Carrier Grade Linux version 4.0 specification is released

Last week saw Carrier Grade Linux take a further step forward with the release of the latest version of the specification. The CGL 4.0 document , released on 26th February 2007, is...

18 years 1 month ago

What About VxWorks?

There was quite a bit of media coverage about Wind River’s announcement last week, but if you haven’t already read about it, we acquired the intellectual property for RTLinux , the...

18 years 2 months ago