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Papers On Real-Time And Embedded Linux

Posted by Zonk on from the embedded-where dept.

An anonymous reader writes "LinuxDevices has once again published the proceedings of the annual Real-Time Linux Workshop. This one, the seventh, was held in France earlier this month, at the University for Science and Technology of Lille (USTL). The papers span a range of topics, from fundamental real-time technologies to applications, hardware, and tools. Enjoy!"

2 of 102 comments (clear)

  1. Why Linux? by Mancat · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Why do embedded developers continue to imprison themselves in the GPL trap by using Linux, when there are better available alternatives that provide more freedom for developers?

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  2. Re:Amazing Field of Work by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Linux has already failed on the desktop. Entire desktop GUIs have been created from scratch and achieved marketplace acceptance, and superior usability, in half the time it has taken Gnome and KDE to cobble together their present festival of mediocrity. Even the filthiest, hairiest basement dweller must now admit that as long as the for-profit world outpaces the "Open Sores" development model, the state of free software can only fall ever farther behind the mainstream, to say nothing of the cutting edge.