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== Community sites == | == Community sites == | ||
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+ | * [http://meld.mvista.com/home.aspx Meld] - An embedded Linux developer community site, designed to enable developers, ISVs, and hardware manufacturers to share, connect, and design, sponsored by MontaVista Software | ||
+ | * [http://www.linux.com Linux.com] - Linux community portal sponsored by the Linux Foundation | ||
+ | * [http://www.linuxdevices.com LinuxDevices.com] - the canonical (no pun intended) place for news about embedded Linux | ||
+ | * [http://www.linux.org Linux.org] - an excellent starting place for all things linux | ||
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+ | === Hardware-Specific Communities === | ||
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+ | * [http://www.beagleboard.org Beagle Board community] - portal for the Beagle Board Community, sponsored by TI | ||
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+ | === Software-Specific Communities === | ||
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+ | * [http://www.moblin.org Moblin community] - portal for the Moblin community, sponsored by Intel | ||
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== People == | == People == |
Revision as of 17:50, 6 April 2009
This page is for information about the embedded Linux and open source community.
Contents
Community sites
General Portals
- Meld - An embedded Linux developer community site, designed to enable developers, ISVs, and hardware manufacturers to share, connect, and design, sponsored by MontaVista Software
- Linux.com - Linux community portal sponsored by the Linux Foundation
- LinuxDevices.com - the canonical (no pun intended) place for news about embedded Linux
- Linux.org - an excellent starting place for all things linux
Hardware-Specific Communities
- Beagle Board community - portal for the Beagle Board Community, sponsored by TI
Software-Specific Communities
- Moblin community - portal for the Moblin community, sponsored by Intel
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People
This section lists inviduals who are "movers and shakers" in embedded Linux:
Linux kernel
Important kernel figures
- Linus Torvalds - Linux kernel initiator and head maintainer
- Andrew Morton - maintains an important secondary (staging) tree
- David Woodhouse - Embedded Linux Maintainer
- Paul Gortmaker - Embedded Linux Maintainer
Kernel arch maintainers
- Russell King - ARM kernel maintainer
- Paul Mundt - SH kernel maintainer
- Ralph Baechle - MIPS kernel maintainer
- Greg Ungerer - uCLinux kernel maintainer
- Arnd Bergman - CELL kernel maintainer
Feature developers/maintainers
- David Woodhouse - MTD/jffs2 author - Embedded Linux kernel maintainer
- Paul Gortmaker - Embedded Linux kernel maintainer
- Andi Kleen - author of bloat-o-meter
- Matt Mackall - originator of Linux-tiny patch set (author of SLOB allocator)
- Ingo Molnar - author of RT-preempt patch set
- Thomas Gleixner - author of clock events
Interview candidates
The following page has a list of people we'd like to interview for an eLinux.org feature:
Communities for beginners
- http://kernelnewbies.org/ - General site for people getting started developing on the Linux kernel
- http://jp.kernelnewbies.org/webresources - Japanese site for kernel newbies
Linux User Groups
One way to get involved with a bunch of like-minded Linux enthusiasts is to participate in a local Linux users group. The following site has a good database of Linux users groups:
- www.linux.org/groups
- CLUE LUG List - Canadian User Group listing.
Development Model
- The Cathedral and the Bazaar
- FIXTHIS - add more links to papers and articles about the development model
Reasons for contributing to open source
- Open Source ROI Model - a page about return on investment from open source contributions
Quality Assurance
This section has links to aspects of the development model designed to provide quality assurance.
Certificate of Origin
Developers who contribute code to the Linux kernel agree to the Developer Certificate Of Origin by signing their code, with a "Signed Off By" line.