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Concurrent , a worldwide leader in real-time Linux -based computing technologies, announced today the addition of tiered asset management as part of a major software release for its MediaHawk line of streaming ...

Concurrent , a worldwide leader in real-time Linux-based computing technologies, announced today the addition of tiered asset management as part of a major software release for its MediaHawk line of streaming ...

Moving Image Archive > The Digital Tipping Point > Digital Tipping Point: Real-time Linux hacker Bill Huey discusses Linux kernel society 06 Christian Einfeldt Digital Tipping Point: Real-time Linux hacker Bill ...

November 7, 2008 - Designed for embedded and real-time Java developers, PERC Ultra SMP enables execution of real-time applications effectively in multi-processor and multi-core systems.

Linux Blog recommends an interview up on the O'Reilly site with Greg Kroah-Hartman, long-time Linux kernel hacker and the current Linux kernel maintainer for the USB driver core.

He updates the free Linux driver program announced almost two years ago, which has really caught traction now with more than 300 developers volunteering.

The interviewer begins by asking about Kroah-Hartman's claim that the Linux kernel now supports more devices than any other operating system ever has.

Here they are from bottom to top: The top 10 Linux Distributions from a long-time Linux nerd.

It's not that Linux isn't fast or efficient, but in some cases fast just isn't good enough. What's needed instead is the ability to deterministically meet scheduling deadlines with specific tolerances.Discover the various real-time Linux alternatives and how they achieve real time-from the early architectures to the current ones.

Concurrent , a worldwide leader in real-time Linux A -based computing technologies, announced today the successful use of Concurrent ' s MediaHawk Content Delivery System by Chunghwa Telecom to provide ...

Somehow, Vista always gave me trouble. Every 15 minutes or so I was kicked off the Internet, for some unknown reason.

Furthermore, my computer took approximately 7 minutes to start, which is a terrible long time.Linux, however, works much faster.

No waiting, just typing and checking my e-mails.

An open developer community has desiged a tiny ARM9-based board for industrial applications, such as serial device servers.

Manufactured by SystemBase of Korea, and designed by the "Embedded Module Developer Community" (EMDC), the "Eddy 2x" board comes with "Lemonix" real-time Linux and Eclipse-based "LemonIDE" tools.