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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 1 month ago

Linux? Real time? I don't think so...

Phil Hochmuth asks the question "What do real-time additions to the Linux kernel mean for the real-time OS market?" We are going to have to set him straight on one point real quick...

18 years 2 months ago

Linux and Automotive: Reaching a Tipping Point

Linux has always been suspect when it comes to automotive applications. The general belief was that safety-critical automotive applications required a deterministic, real-time...

18 years 2 months ago

New Manager Hired for Embedded Linux Development Tools

Wind River recently hired Sven Dummer to manage its line of Eclipse-based Wind River Workbench tools for embedded Linux developers . According to Linuxdevices.com, Sven believes...

18 years 2 months ago

Does it have a motor?

Back in the 80s there was a car commercial, where a small crowd of doubters are looking over a neighbor’s new car. Amongst the comments and questions about the options that make a...

18 years 2 months ago

Is Carrier Grade Linux finding new friends?

While browsing the web recently I was interested to find an article ( Carrier Grade Linux moves beyond telecoms into data centers, virtualization ) featuring an interview with Bill...

18 years 2 months ago

Raising the bar

I have had the opportunity to have been part of the computing world in some form or another for about 25 years now (yes, I started young). I started as a young home hobbyist...

18 years 2 months ago

Net Stack Vendor Picks Wind River Linux

Net stack vendor, LVL7 , announced it will base its flagship "Fastpath" products on Wind River Linux . You can read the entire article on LinuxDevices.com . According to the...

18 years 3 months ago