Keynote: Speeding Linux Development
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Compares concrete workflows for Yocto/OpenEmbedded versus Debian's 20,000 packages and when to prototype with a full distro versus buildroot-style images; demos use of the DragonBoard 410c to show hardware access and acceleration, and a machine‑learning example pulling Caffe with dozens of dependencies to illustrate where Debian speeds iteration; surveys projects like SR and the Civil Infrastructure Project, and explains how upstream patching and scaling IoT fleets actually work.
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