Linux Event TV: Linux Developer John Linn
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Xilinx builds field-programmable gate arrays programmed with HDL and now ships parts that include dual Cortex-A9 processors that run Linux; engineering work shifts from ASICs to software-enabled designs. The team prototyped Linux support by started a git server about five or six years ago, grew kernel engagement through conferences, shifted customers from Wind River to upstream Linux, and reports steadily increasing demand and hands-on learning as proofs that the approach works.
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