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Embedded Linux
12/13/2002 2:03 PM EST
Embedded Linux
Using Linux while avoiding costs
Is embedded Linux the right answer?
Telecom equipment makers must build on Linux to remain viable
Networking driver strategies for using embedded Linux
Why choose Linux for embedded development projects?
Building a custom embedded SoC platform for embedded Linux
A Linux reality check: embedded systems aren't desktop systems
Unix portability : underutilized in embedded development
Open source may reign, but jury is still out on embedded Linux
UNIX has become such a pervasive component in the world of computers and networks that it would be difficult conceive of a computer industry without this open source operating system. And the prime factor that has propelled it to this status is precisely the open source nature of its development. Originating at Bell Labs when it was part of the officially sanctioned telephone monopoly, UNIX was not introduced as a proprietary product and was therefore open for development by a broad cross section of the programming community.
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