Greg Kroah-Hartman at Linaro Connect 2013
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Maintains Linux stable releases with weekly backports and a patch-review workflow, and oversees subsystems like USB driver core and character devices TTY. Reports show top 10 contributors status for Linaro and a Samsung ARM Chromebook hitting Amazon’s best-seller lists. Notes that 64-bit ARM support already lands in the kernel before silicon exists and that the real test is whether the forthcoming chips and interconnect hardware actually appear and work as expected.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:36What is your job
- 0:56What is your interest
- 1:16Thoughts on Linaro
- 1:42Linaros progress
- 2:03Linux Arm progress
- 2:37Linux Arm devices
- 3:37Chromebooks
- 5:02Asia
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