Hi, CIP has a new IRC channel. #cip in irc.freenode.net. Please check the logs at https://irclogs.baserock.org/cip/ I would welcome if you can report that you successfully accessed to it through

Hi, You just open my appetite for knowing more. If possible, share here some info and I will be more than happy to help shaping the presentation to make an even bigger hit. Agree. There is another

Hi all, I am planning to show a demo at ELC-E which explains a candidate use case of CIP. The demo will be a full power plant simulator and controller. In this demo, Linux runs on all controllers to

Hi all, My name is Yoshitake Kobayashi. I am working for Toshiba. I've been working on operating system related topics for more than 20 years. Currently, I've been leading an embedded Linux team in

I expect there are multiple usecases/scenarios and a one-size-fits-all approach may not be possible. But note that even with six month cycle and periodic patch releases, it seems to me you imply

Hi Paul, As for the embedded systems I deal with, a 2-weeks release is definitely not required. A 6 six months cycle, complemented with aperiodic patch releases for really *important* issues, would

Hi all, my name is Jan Kiszka. I'm working for Siemens Corporate Technology on enabling and enhancing open source components for the use in our embedded products, and that primarily at lower levels

Hi Agustín and all,

On Thu, 2016-09-15 at 17:17 +0100, Paul Sherwood wrote: [...] [Greg K-H wrote:] > "But if we didn't provide an LTS, would companies constantly update > their kernels to newer releases to keep up

Hi, If the use cases are so complex that requires a blog or authors want to use them internally for marketing/promo, then a blog would be probably the best option. Starting a blog is a big

On 2016-09-15 17:17, Paul Sherwood wrote: <snip> > Just yesterday there was a very interesting post about backports and > long term stable kernels on LWN [2]. Greg is quoted there considering: Oops -

To introduce myself, I'm CEO at Codethink, but to the best of my ability I'll be commenting here from a personal perspective, independent of Codethink's official involvement in CIP. To start the ball

I'd personally prefer to see the discussion start on this list, rather than blog posts, since that way people can question, comment and discuss. I'd recommend that blog posts can distill from and

Hi Agustin I think this is an extremely helpful post. Why don't we start bring the stories of "Linux in the civil infrastructures in the world" together, and start a series of blog posts at the CIP

Hi, CIP is doing a significant effort to be present in many events to explain what are the motivations and goals of the group. The technical activity is about to start so there is very little to show

Hi Ben Welcome on board! Thank you very much for joining the team. We are all very excited to have you at this project :) Hi all: My name is Noriaki (Nori) Fukuyasu. I work at The Linux Foundation. I

Hi all, My name is Domenico Andreoli, I've been using Linux since 1995 and actively contributed to Debian for about a decade. I've always worked with Linux, on Linux, for Linux, thanks to Linux,

Hi, Daniel, can you tell us a little about yourself? My name is Agustín Benito Bethencourt. I represent Codethink at CIP. I've managed teams-programs-projects for some years ago, the last in the

Hi Ben, Welcome to the CIP project. It's great to have such an experienced maintainer in the project. Looking forward to working with you too! Best regards, Daniel -- IoT Technology center Toshiba