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RTLinux acquisition from FSMLabs

I was really pleased to see the news about Wind River’s acquisition of RTLinux hard real-time Linux (ZDnet) from FSMLabs. Linux is already starting to be used in certain types of...

18 years 3 months ago

Linux drive development model turned upside down!

In what one Slashdot -er describes as an ‘ epic announcement ‘, Greg Kroah-Hartman has offered up the services of the Linux Kernel developer horde as free labor for device driver...

18 years 4 months ago

RDC in China

I just came back from a couple of weeks in China. Fascinating country. Besides the usual customer visits, we also held three Regional Development Conferences (RDCs) in Shenzhen...

18 years 5 months ago

Services and Support Become the Killer Linux Apps

Yet another foreign government organization announced their intent to dump Windows for Linux and open source . Starting in mid-2007, the French parliament will equip the PCs in...

18 years 6 months ago

Red Hat is NOT Carrier-Grade Linux

There was a very interesting announcement yesterday from Red Hat regarding a collaboration with Nokia for carrier grade server systems. The most interesting thing I noticed about...

18 years 6 months ago

DSDP: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

Following up on today’s announcement of milestones in three of the DSDP projects—eRCP 1.0, MTJ 0.7, and TM 1.0—I thought I’d take a moment to reflect on DSDP…how it started, where...

18 years 7 months ago

Live from Amsterdam: Day 2 Observations from the 2006 Inaugural Open Source in Mobile Event

The audience was a little lighter today. I guess that’s to be expected since we are in Amsterdam and there just might be some other distractions this fun city has to offer. Today’s...

18 years 7 months ago

Could the Mobile Phone be the Next PC?

Will 2007 be the year for mass adoption of Linux in smart phones? This question is the one on everyone’s minds here at the inaugural Open Source in Mobile Event . Taking place in...

18 years 7 months ago

Linux in Aerospace and Defense

In a recent blog entry, John Bruggeman considered the role of Linux in Automotive applications. He discussed the blurring of the distinction between car infotainment systems and...

18 years 7 months ago

Microsoft versus Linux in Automotive Industry

Thanks to everyone for the feedback on my last blog “ Linux and Automotive: Reaching a Tipping Point .” I’m really interested in this topic and all of the response I got inspired...

18 years 7 months ago