TimeSys starts an embedded Linux podcast
[Posted February 28, 2007 by corbet]
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| "TimeSys Corporation"<scott.gilbertson-AT-timesys.com> |
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| pr-AT-lwn.net |
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| TimeSys Introduces LinuxLink Radio - the Podcast for Embedded Linux Developers |
| Date: |
| Wed, 28 Feb 2007 12:00:37 EST |
TimeSys Introduces LinuxLink Radio - the Podcast for
Embedded Linux Developers
Free Podcast Keeps a Pulse on the Embedded Linux Industry
PITTSBURGH--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 28, 2007--TimeSys Corporation
(http://www.timesys.com), the leading service provider to developers
in the embedded Linux market, today introduced LinuxLink Radio, a free
podcast focused on embedded Linux. Listeners can keep a pulse on the
growing embedded Linux industry and pick up tips that will help them
with their next project. The content in LinuxLink Radio is designed to
be of interest to all embedded Linux developers, whether or not they
are subscribers to the LinuxLink service for building customized Linux
platforms.
LinuxLink Radio is hosted by Gene Sally and Maciej Halasz from
TimeSys, who have over 15 years of combined experience in embedded
Linux. New episodes of LinuxLink Radio will be available every two
weeks, with each being around 30 minutes in length. Topics of
conversation during the podcast will cover a wide range of embedded
Linux topics, with content available for experienced developers, as
well as those new to embedded Linux. Three episodes are already
available:
-- Episode 1: An introduction to embedded Linux, discussing why
embedded developers should consider using Linux, from
technical and business standpoints.
-- Episode 2: A guest interview with Thomas Gleixner, one of the
main contributors to the real-time patches for the Linux
kernel, covering real-time Linux for embedded systems,
features of real-time like priority inheritance and high
resolution timers, and upcoming improvements to the Linux
kernel to support additional real-time functionality.
-- Episode 3: The state of embedded Linux - past, present, and
future.
LinuxLink Radio is available as an audio file that you can listen
to on your computer or your personal audio player, such as an iPod(R).
Each episode is available in the popular MP3 format, as well as the
open source Ogg Vorbis audio format. You can also subscribe to the
podcast series using your favorite podcast manager, such as iTunes(R)
or Google Reader, so you will automatically get the latest episodes as
they become available.
"Educating people about embedded Linux development is something we
really value at TimeSys, and LinuxLink Radio is a great way for people
to learn more about embedded Linux development in an informal
setting," said Joseph Raffa, CEO of TimeSys. "Combined with our
webinar series and huge collection of documents, TimeSys is a great
source of information that can help people with their next embedded
Linux project."
To listen to LinuxLink Radio, visit the LinuxLink Radio Podcast
Center at http://lldn.timesys.com/podcast. From there, you can
download an individual episode, subscribe to the series, and leave
comments about what you would like to hear about in future episodes.
About TimeSys Corporation
TimeSys is the leading service provider to developers in the
embedded Linux market, delivering LinuxLink subscriptions that empower
developers to rapidly and efficiently create their own
commercial-grade custom Linux platform. The continuously updated
cross-compiled components, information and systems offered through
LinuxLink subscriptions are aggregated from the open source community,
semiconductor manufacturers and TimeSys and hosted in the LinuxLink
Developer Network. For more information, visit http://www.timesys.com.
Information:
For further information about LinuxLink Radio, go to
http://lldn.timesys.com/podcast.
For further information about LinuxLink by TimeSys, go to
http://www.timesys.com/products.
CONTACT: TimeSys Press Contacts:
Laurie Sims, 412-325-6383
Email: laurie.sims@timesys.com
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