AGL Update
summary
AGL moves from Pike toward Quirky Quillback with milestone releases this month and a final in February while tracking Yocto Kirkstone; the stack now includes Kuksa.val 0.42 with gRPC for vehicle signals, a Rust Yocto mixin for newer Rust, audio on PipeWire/WirePlumber 1.0, and a shift to Chromium Embedded Framework v118; Flutter embedder updates to 3.13.9, a Raspberry Pi 5 BSP and RISC‑V Unmatched support land, a GSoC demo control panel lets remote CAN signals be scripted and toggled, and CI adds RISC‑V to LAVA.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:28AGL releases and Yocto
- 4:56Quirky Quillback features
- 8:30New BSPs and hardware
- 10:42Yocto LTS and future plans
- 13:31Steering committee priorities
- 17:00Vehicle to cloud updates
- 20:12Expert groups progress
- 23:43Instrument cluster and CI updates
- 25:13Get involved in AGL
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