TimeSys Expands Educational Webinar Series for Embedded Linux Development

Business Wire, March 13, 2007

PITTSBURGH -- TimeSys Corporation (http://www.timesys.com), the leading developer service provider for the embedded Linux market, is adding more sessions to its popular series of educational webinars for embedded Linux developers. Running through March and April, the new topics cover best practices for embedded Linux development through an examination of project risk and the benefits of a common toolset. Later sessions in the series look at technology choices for developers building devices with a graphical interface and an in-depth look at the QEMU processor emulator.

These new sessions complement the dozens of webinars TimeSys has held over the past year. Past topics have covered a wide variety of embedded Linux topics for all skill levels and each session is available for playback. Archives of past webinars are available at http://lldn.timesys.com/webinars.>

  Using LinuxLink to Reduce Project Risk
  A detailed discussion around the risks in an embedded Linux
   project and how using LinuxLink addresses those risks.
   Enumerates the risk points, some less obvious than others,
   that every project manager responsible for an embedded Linux
   deliverable should know and understand. Shows what LinuxLink
   offers to mitigate risks without the loss of freedom typical of
   traditional embedded Linux distributions.
  March 20, 2007 1:00 pm EDT (10:00 am PDT, 5:00 pm GMT Standard Time)
  https://timesys.webex.com/timesys/onstage/g.php?d=357548748&t=a

  Adopting a Common Embedded Linux Toolset
  Managers of engineering divisions using open source frequently
   find their departments wrestling with issues around managing
   several different Linux distributions. Some solutions may be
   created from scratch, others based on an open source
   distribution, while others from a commercial vendor. TimeSys
   understands and embraces this model by providing a flexible
   tool set designed to integrate into an existing project while
   still providing all of the necessary components for new
   projects.
  March 29, 2007 1:00 pm EDT (10:00 am PDT, 5:00 pm GMT Standard Time)
  https://timesys.webex.com/timesys/onstage/g.php?d=350527206&t=a

  Building an Embedded device with a GUI
  Evaluates the alternatives you can use to create an embedded
   device with a GUI. This session covers several different
   approaches, providing the details you need to select the right
   approach for your next project. The webinar will include a
   hands-on example of using open source components to create a
   GUI-based platform for a typical embedded board.
  April 12, 2007 1:00 pm EDT (10:00 am PDT, 5:00 pm GMT Standard Time)
  https://timesys.webex.com/timesys/onstage/g.php?d=357931472&t=a

  QEMU for Embedded Linux Engineers
  QEMU may be the most important project that you haven't heard of
   yet. QEMU is a processor emulator that has quietly been making
   strides in supporting architectures used by embedded engineers,
   so you can run your natively compiled PowerPC or ARM code on
   your x86 development host, or even run the "native" gcc
   compiler on a much faster host system, eliminating the
   pitfalls behind cross-compiling. The webinar will discuss QEMU
   features, processor support, benefits and drawbacks.
  April 26, 2007 1:00 pm EDT (10:00 am PDT, 5:00 pm GMT Standard Time)
  https://timesys.webex.com/timesys/onstage/g.php?d=350001136&t=a

About TimeSys Corporation

TimeSys is the leading service provider to developers in the embedded Linux market, delivering LinuxLink subscriptions that empower developers to rapidly and efficiently create their own commercial-grade custom Linux platform. The continuously updated cross-compiled components, information and systems offered through LinuxLink subscriptions are aggregated from the open source community, semiconductor manufacturers and TimeSys and hosted in the LinuxLink Developer Network. For more information, visit http://www.timesys.com.