Dear All, The video for last Japan Technical Jamboree released. Please look into the wiki page which you will see the link to YouTube. http://elinux.org/Japan_Technical_Jamboree_54 Best

Dear All, Please be advised that the next Japan Jamboree is scheduled on 13th November at Nakano Sunplaza. November 13th, Japan Technical

Dear All, For all of your information, though it does not appear on the agenda, some discussion about the GUI building tool will be taken place. September 18th, Japan Technical

Dear All, Please be reminded that the next Japan Jamboree is scheduled on September 18th which means next Friday. Please look into the wiki page for the

Dear All, As I had informed, the next Japan Jamboree is scheduled on September 18th Friday. Please look into the wiki page for the detail: http://elinux.org/Japan_Technical_Jamboree_54 Best

Hello all, The CE Workgroup of the Linux Foundation occasionally solicits contractors for projects they are considering. The following projects are currently under consideration for funding this

Greetings embedded linux developer, As in past years, we are organizing a technical showcase for conference participants at this year's Embedded Linux Conference Europe. See

# Information about additional Jamboree on September 18th. # 日程追加のお知らせです。（9月18日） Dear All, Please be noted that based on discussion in last Japan Jamboree, we have

<r.schwebel@...> wrote: https://lists.solettaproject.org/mailman/listinfo people finally setup a mailman, we can still talk about it here or start discussions about it there. I'm on both

<r.schwebel@...> wrote: yes, this is the case. And to make things worse, some assumptions from Industrial or "old" embedded are making hard to get efficient user consumer electronics. Take

<r.schwebel@...> wrote: well, this is Lennart and Kay, I know them and the history of libabc. To put in context, the idea was to enlighten all the kernel developers how to do stuff in

Hello all, Similar experience as a Buildroot core developer: autotools-based packages are the ones that cause the least amount of trouble. Best regards, Thomas -- Thomas Petazzoni, CTO, Free

The project itself. We are doing a lot of industrial automation projects, and over the years, everyone invents the typical IO framework stuff over and over again. Even worse, people with a

" Use autotools - Every custom config/makefile/build system is worse for everybody than autotools is. - We are all used to autotools, it works, nobody cares. - It's only two simple files to

That's nice to read. You mean just the build or the project itself? Share your ideas and needs please :-) Our hope is that it will make life easier as we already have modules with external

We're fixing it, we found problems within Yocto as well. The idea of moving to Kbuild is to make options interdependency easier to track and do, as well as allowing it to be extremely configurable

rsc@callisto:soletta$ make -j 4 ARCH=arm

I don't think so. Let's stay here for the moment :-) Our first impression when we saw soletta was: wow, they did it right. And now you are removing autotools and replace that by Kconfig. I

Not yet. We're using an internal one, github issues for the public. Is there a good free ML service you recommend? Most projects I know use either sourceforge, kernel's or their privately hosted. No

Hi Gustavo, Is there already a mailing list for soletta? rsc -- Pengutronix e.K. | | Industrial Linux Solutions |