Vroom! Free Software in your car

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Covers how the automotive industry is adopting embedded Linux and open source via the GENIVI alliance to build next-generation In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) systems. Names challenges such as license compliance, fast start-up, mobile internet connectivity, and interaction with many cell phones, and outlines technical solutions, the resulting software stack, and remaining work to deploy modern IVI broadly.

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