BoF: Yocto Project - What's Next?
summary
German Sovereign Tech Fund funds maintainer work that produces a working VS Code plugin, automated patch tests that run before reviewer time, a prototype binary dro for fast prototyping, and Toaster that now works in master. Scar Gap becomes the next LTS with four years of maintenance replacing Dunfell. Ongoing priorities include CRA compliance actions, layer-setup tooling (repo/submodule options), better patch notifications, and workshops to onboard developers.
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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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