Embedded Linux Conference Annual Closing Game
summary
Annual closing game mixes rapid trivia and a rock‑paper‑scissors variant with a penguin theme, narrowing the room to finalists who choose numbered prizes. Prizes include BeagleBone AI boards donated by Texas Instruments, Zephyr dev boards, gift cards and copies of Mastering Embedded Linux Programming (Chris Simmons). Organizers announce a likely move to an annual, alternating North America/Europe schedule as a standalone Embedded Open Source Summit, aiming for April–May in the future though 2023 runs in summer (June/July).
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 1:32Sponsors
- 1:57Program Committee
- 4:17Future Events
- 7:25Beaglebone Ai Boards
- 10:57What Is the Original Meaning of Dublin in Old Irish Gaelic
- 20:23An Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Embedded Linux Conference
- 27:02Which Species Has More Biomass by Weight on the Planet Earth
- 29:47Rock Paper Scissors
- 36:09Closing Thoughts
- 36:39The Science Boat
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