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Top 13 Arduino Projects of 2024
Top 13 Arduino Projects of 2024 After a long hectic day, all we need is a bartender to serve us our favorite drink. But if that’s not possible, you can…
BTF für eBPF schmieden – Bootlin
Dieser Blogbeitrag ist der dritte Teil unserer eBPF-Blogbeitragsreihe und folgt auf unsere Beiträge zum Thema eBPF-Selbsttests Und eBPF-Trampoline. Im vorherigen Blogbeitrag haben wir besprochen, wie eBPF-Trampoline dynamisch generiert werden, um…
Linux 6.17 Published, Bootlin contributions in Inside – Bootlin
Linux 6.17 was released More than a week ago and as usual, lwn.net gave the best summary of the new functions and important changes in this publication: Part 1Present Part…
Bootlin engineer Louis Chauvet speaks at XDC 2025 in Vienna – Bootlin
The X.org Developer’s Conference (XDC) is the most important annual event for developers who shape the future of open graphics technologies, including Linux Kernel, Mesa, DRM, Wayland and X11. It…
Welcome to Benoît Monin and Benjamin Robin! – Bootlin
We are very happy to welcome our team Benoît Monin And Benjamin Robin. It was a few months ago that Benoît Monin joined our team when he started in May…
Talks of Bootlin – Bootlin
Bootlin was very strongly represented over recently Open Source Summit EuropeWith 26 members of our team who take part in the event, 8 discussions of our engineers and a stand…
Bootlin Toolchains 2025.08 published – Bootlin
We look forward to announcing the publication of a new version of our freely available, pre -compiled version Cross-compilation toolchainshosted at Toolchains.bootlin.com. This update covers a number of a number…
The support of Congatec Board Controller supports the upstream Linux -Kernel – Bootlin
introduction CongatecThe X86 system on module (SOM) includes a board controller component that is connected to the processor via an ESPI bus, and the provision of various functions such as…
Bouncing on trampolines to run eBPF programs – Bootlin
This blog post is the second installment in our eBPF blog post series, following our blog post about eBPF selftests. As eBPF is more and more used in the industry,…
Back from the display next Hackfest 2025 – Bootlin
This year the Linux display Next Hackfest was organized by AMD in Toronto. The event brought together a diverse group of contributors from a variety of projects and companies, all…
Linux 6.16 Published, Bootlin contributions – Bootlin
Linux 6.16 was released last Sunday and, as usual, offers LWN the best reporting on what is new: Part 1 And Part 2as well as the Kernelnewbies.org Page for this…