Sponsored Session - BoF: Yocto Project - What's Next?
summary
Community secures German S Tech Fund support to pay maintainers and deliver concrete work: a VS Code plugin is released, patch tests run automatic checks on submitted patches (plans to email authors on pass/fail), and a binary distro prototype workflow is being prepared for quick prototyping. Toaster now works on master and demos successfully. Website is revamped; scarat becomes the next LTS with four years maintenance and a planned kernel LTS update during the scarat cycle. Layer-setup and mirror-update tooling remain active priorities.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Yocto Project BoF intro
- 1:04Welcome and overview
- 2:28Leadership and funding updates
- 3:30New Yocto features
- 5:14Website and LTS release
- 7:05Events and workshops
- 8:29OE membership and workshops
- 10:57Open discussion
- 11:43Next five years plan
- 15:34Safety workflows and layers
- 18:02New user tools
- 23:09Contribution workflows
- 27:45Security and CVE challenges
- 30:15Mailing list workflows
- 32:46Tooling vs core goals
- 34:14High-quality distros focus
- 35:18Sovereign Tech Fund value
- 36:43Future funding and security
- 38:50Kernel LTS support
- 40:59Closing and Q&A
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