First Open Automotive Grade Linux Spec Released (Linux.com)

Linux.com talks with Dan Cauchy, general manager of automotive at the Linux Foundation, about the release of the AGL Requirements Specification. "In July 2014, AGL released its first AGL reference platform built on the Tizen IVI platform running HTML5 apps. The new release instead details precise specifications and requirements for any AGL-compliant IVI stack. For the first time, automakers, automotive suppliers, and open source developers can collaborate on refining the spec -- the first draft of a common, Linux-based software stack for the connected car."

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