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:Groklaw: CEO's of LynuxWorks and FSMLabs Reply to Green Hills' FUD
Groklaw: CEO's of LynuxWorks and FSMLabs Reply to Green Hills' FUD
Apr 12, 2004, 13 :45 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (9807 reads)

(Other stories by Inder Singh, Victor Yodaiken, and Pamela Jones)

"Dr. Inder Singh, CEO of Lynuxworks, provided Groklaw this response:

"'The shrill broadside of FUD by Dan O’Dowd against the use of Linux in defense systems is in my view just a reflection of the pain that vendors of proprietary systems with closed interfaces are experiencing as the embedded world moves towards Linux. Linux is rapidly becoming the open multi-vendor standard across the embedded industry including the defense market. The fact is that embedded Linux is an unstoppable force -- the largest of the vendors of proprietary RTOS's, Wind River, has already switched from Linux bashing to embracing Linux.

"'The release is full of inaccurate statements and wild generalizations...'"

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Related Stories:
BusinessWire: Using Linux Software in Defense Systems Violates Every Principle of Security...(Apr 09, 2004)
Washington Post: When Linux Met Laptop: Irreconcilable Differences(May 20, 2002)


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