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Free Embedded Linux Training at Yocto Developer Day on February 14th

By amcpherson - January 27, 2012 - 7:25午前

Use of Linux in the mobile/embedded space is exploding, and we find many companies are adopting the open source Yocto project to build custom embedded Linux systems. The project is hosting a free day of training on Yocto on Feb 14th as part of the Embedded Linux Conference. This is a fantastic opportunity to learn Yocto if you're a beginner or get more advanced if you are already familiar with the tool. Find out more about Yocto Developer Day.

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HP Releases More Details on the Open Sourcing of webOS

By jzemlin - January 26, 2012 - 5:28午前

This morning, HP gave further details of its contribution of the webOs platform to the open source community. I find these details and the timeline associated with the release to be positive developments, both for Linux and for the wider mobile markets.
The WebOS stack represents a rich set of components that combined together create a comprehensive platform for mobile devices.

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Linux Adoption Trends 2012: A Closer Look

By amcpherson - January 20, 2012 - 1:45午前

Toyota, Google, Facebook, New York Stock Exchange, Burlington Coat Factory, Amazon.

These names represent just a handful of the thousands of large companies using Linux today. As early adopters of Linux (some having used the OS well over a decade) with some of the most technically advanced challenges to overcome in their business environments, companies such as these can give us important insight as to how Linux is being used and where it's growing.

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From CES: Will HTML5 Threaten the Closed World of the App Store?

By jzemlin - January 19, 2012 - 12:35午前

Last week I attended the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. A few years ago CES was not on my calendar as a “must-attend” show. While there has been Linux in play in consumer devices for many years, only in the last few years has Linux become a fundamental building block of virtually all major consumer electronics segments, from mobile phones to televisions to stereo equipment to automobiles. CES is now an event I simply can’t miss.

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The Best Linux Events of 2012

By jennifercloer_jp - January 13, 2012 - 8:33午前

{lfnews}The Linux Foundation today announced its 2012 Linux events and onsite training schedule. Some highlights include a triple-header in San Diego in August: LinuxCon North America, Linux Plumbers Conference and Linux Kernel Summit. Someone better warn San Diego natives that we're taking over their city this summer.

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Linux Training for Your New Year’s Resolutions

By Noriaki - January 10, 2012 - 8:24午前

We’ve scheduled several training classes to help you ring in the New Year.

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13-Year Software Veteran Learns New Tricks with Embedded Linux Course

By jennifercloer_jp - January 4, 2012 - 5:00午後

Derald Woods is a 13-year engineering veteran who today works in software development, designing and supporting electronic vehicle controls for heavy equipment and trucks. Lately, his time is being used to work on an ARM9-based embedded Linux solution that involves NTSC/PAL video CSI input, V4L2 overlay, and graphics provided by an SDL implementation.

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How Can We Help You? LinkedIn Linux Poll.

By jennifercloer_jp - December 30, 2011 - 4:24午前

We are always considering different ways to serve the Linux community. We use a variety of social networks to share information about Linux that we hope is useful. We would like to learn from you how we can be even more useful to our followers on LinkedIn in 2012 and are running an informal poll on the site today and tomorrow to understand what types of information (Linux training, Linux jobs, etc.,) you would like to see from us on that network.

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Is Your Company New to Open Source? Here's Where to Start

By amanda - December 15, 2011 - 8:49午前

Over the past year, we've been working on a number of projects to help those who want to more closely participate in the Linux community, but don't know where to start. 

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Is Your Company New to Open Source? Here's Where to Start

By amcpherson - December 15, 2011 - 8:49午前

Over the past year, we've been working on a number of projects to help those who want to more closely participate in the Linux community, but don't know where to start. 

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