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Timesys Launches LinuxLink 3.0

Helps development teams navigate embedded Linux development
By Linux News Desk
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January 16, 2009 05:30 AM EST
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Timesys Corporation launched LinuxLink 3.0, a software development service that reduces time, resources and the risk of building an open source, Linux-based product. LinuxLink 3.0 was created to help development teams navigate the challenges of evolving Linux code bases.

LinuxLink 3.0 subscribers can access the following core elements:

  • embedded Linux sources,
  • the Factory build engine - ensuring repeatable builds from source with a scriptable GNU-based environment,
  • a Toolbox of configured development tools including GDB and OProfile, and
  • access to years of embedded Linux experience via documentation, learning center resources, community forums and support.

Embedded Linux developers can register for a free LinuxLink 3.0 Test Drive for a limited time.

Upon activation, developers can build a custom, bootable embedded Linux image for select development kits while experiencing the LinuxLink Factory.

Published January 16, 2009 – Reads 1,849
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