What’s new in Apertis, a Debian derivative tailored for industrial embedded devices

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Apertis is an OS platform for industrial embedded devices built from Debian that adds infrastructure, tooling and cloud services (including LAVA-based hardware testing and SBOM generation) and provides a curated package set. The talk compares Apertis vs Debian across infrastructure, packages and testing, describes recent developments and roadmap items in the Apertis ecosystem, and explains contributions Apertis has upstreamed to Debian under an “Upstream First” approach.

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