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:Embedded Star: Why Choose Linux for Embedded Development Projects?
Embedded Star: Why Choose Linux for Embedded Development Projects?
Jan 4, 2005, 11 :30 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (4339 reads)

(Other stories by Steve McMillan)

"As a supplier of embedded processor boards, SBS Technologies provides Linux support for CompactPCI and VME platforms used in communications, military, aerospace, and industrial automation applications. With more than 200 different vendors offering solutions based on different kernel releases, Linux is somewhat of a moving operating system (OS) target. Nevertheless, SBS has found that many developers are still selecting Linux over other operating system alternatives for embedded development projects, especially as complex network-edge devices increasingly come under the purview of network administrators. But why, you ask...?"

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