Linux, the family of free and open-source operating systems, may not be as popular as Microsoft Windows when it comes to personal computing, but distributions based on the Linux kernel has widespread use on servers, mainframe computers, supercomputers, and other systems, including in embedded systems for industrial control and automation. Siemens has recently announced Mentor Embedded Linux (MEL), a commercial distribution based on Debian and designed for embedded systems with the help of Mentor…
Source URL: Siemens’ New Linux Distribution Provides Solution for Embedded Systems Development
Source Website: Advance Engineering – Engineering.com
