Product category: Design and Development Software
News Release from: TimeSys Corp
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 11 September 2006
Web seminars aid
embedded Linux developers
TimeSys Corp kicks off its fall season of educational webinars for embedded Linux developers, beginning in mid-September
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Embedded Linux development explained online
A series of free interactive educational webinars will address common embedded Linux development issues
This series covers a variety of topics appealing to a wide range of Embedded Linux developers, from overcoming common board bring-up issues to an overview of real-time Linux to understanding how services from TimeSys can make them more productive. The first webinar 'Solving common board bring-up problems' will run at 1800 GMT on 14th September 2006.
Full details of the schedule can be found on the TimeSys website.
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