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LiMo and Wind River

Wind River announced yesterday that they have been chosen by the LiMo Foundation (Linux Mobile) as the system integrator for the LiMo platform. Read the press release here: http:/...

15 years 10 months ago

Friday Trivia

Time is an illusion, UNIX time doubly so… This is one for all the numerologists out there to ponder. Next Friday, 13th Feb 2009, at 11:31:30 PM GMT/UTC UNIX time, the number used...

15 years 10 months ago

Mono: Help or hindrance

.Net; The life raft and framework of Windows based programming, now conquered by the penguin. Will mono affect peoples’ choice of embedded OS, now the flightless mascot has...

15 years 10 months ago

Linux and WiMAX become friends - finally

It looks like the next Linux kernel release 2.6.29 (RC3 as of now) will contain WiMAX support (stack, and device driver for Intel® WiMAX/WiFi Link 5050) finally, after some tries...

15 years 10 months ago

Happy Birthday, Eclipse!

Five years ago, on February 2nd, 2004 the Eclipse Board of Stewards announced Eclipse’s reorganization into a not-for-profit corporation . This was the start of a great success...

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Workbench plug-ins - Adding the 3rd party functionality

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

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Vodafone and LiMo

Following my post yesterday about Motorola and Android today I read that Vodafone is also renewing it’s commitment to Linux and Open Source Software via the LiMo foundation Read...

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Motorola, Android and Economics

Motorola announced yesterday it will ship an Android-based phone by the end of the year. It has not abandoned it's Windows Mobile phone development but has at least postponed...

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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’m really looking...

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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...

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