Panel Discussion: Industrial Linux Beyond 2022
summary
Industrial users report concrete wins and concrete headaches: PREEMPT_RT in Linux 5.15 halves the RT patchset, CIP kernel: 10‑year LTS aims to serve long‑lived devices, and Bosch forecasts 50 million Linux devices per year by 2025. Panel notes rampant vendor BSP forks, a customer with 50 kernel versions, frequent systemd patches, TSN work scattered across proprietary hacks, and urgent needs for SBOMs, upstreaming vendor patches, distributor platforms, and better automated testing to make long‑term maintenance feasible.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:05John Kisker Siemens Technology
- 2:05Martin Connelly Wind River
- 3:22Thomas Glockner
- 6:00Stephan Evas
- 11:10Longterm support
- 11:49CIP Kernel
- 15:08Support Time
- 16:12Why this model cant work
- 20:08Updating software
- 21:00New kernel
- 21:53Big companies
- 23:13Trust
- 23:32Quality Assurance
- 25:57Software Partitioning
- 26:56QA Requirements
- 27:43Railway Industrial Domain
- 31:18Software Builder Materials
- 32:23Bringing patches upstream
- 35:41Platform development
- 36:45Maintenance
- 39:31Embedded
- 40:04Supply Chain Issues
- 41:18Software Lifecycle Transparency
- 42:31Software Management
- 43:57Distributions
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