AllLinuxDevices Digest for September 22, 2000

This is the AllLinuxDevices Digest, a quick look at some news from the world of embedded Linux. Look for the ALD Digest daily on weekdays.

The Day's Headlines:

• LinuxDevices.com: Building a low-cost router appliance with Embedded Linux
  "Building an embedded Linux device just got a whole lot easier. A new set-top box computer form-factor from Allwell (in Taiwan) enables embedded Linux developers to create great looking products without the hassle and huge expense of building it themselves."
• PR: Lineo Bolsters Development Of uClinux 2.4
  "Lineo's uClinux is a micro version of Linux that can be used in devices that use processors without a memory management unit (MMU)."
• PR: Opera Software, PalmPalm and Trolltech form Alliance for Asian Embedded Linux Market.
  "Opera Software, PalmPalm Technology Inc., and Trolltech today announced the formation of a strategic alliance for the Asian wireless Linux market. The three companies will jointly develop "Linux Total Solution for Wireless Internet Appliance" for hardware manufacturers in the wireless Internet space."
• PR: Intrinsyc Unveils Vertical Market Application for Building, Factory and Office Automation
  "Intrinsyc (CDNX: ICS) today unveiled a key vertical market application for building, factory and office automation. The application enables customers to quickly and easily OPC-enable their Linux- based automation systems. OPC is a set of standard interfaces based upon Microsoft's OLE/COM technology that makes it possible to interoperate between automation applications, rugged field devices and business applications."

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