talks Ubuntu Core on Dragonboard 410c
summary
Ubuntu Core runs on the DragonBoard 410c with a core snap 60MB rootfs and a kernel that must include AppArmor and seccomp for snap confinement; hardware access comes from a gadget snap plus explicit interfaces (GPIO, GPS, network) rather than global privileges. Snaps are built with snapcraft.io, published to the store, and receive efficient delta updates (xdelta3/squashfs) so security fixes roll out immediately. Images idle around 40–100MB RAM depending on 32/64‑bit, support kiosk apps and experimental TV streaming, and use Ubuntu SSO/SSH‑key first‑boot for device access.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Ubuntu Core on Dragonboard
- 1:47Ubuntu Core and Snappy interfaces
- 4:14Ubuntu Core evolution from Ubuntu Phone
- 7:28Ubuntu Core in industry and IoT
- 10:39Optimizing Ubuntu Core for devices
- 13:49Ubuntu Core security features
- 15:55Setting up Ubuntu Core with single sign-on security
- 17:42Ubuntu Core vs Android
- 19:05Building snaps via store
- 20:51Snap building with Snapcraft
- 21:56Ubuntu Core community and future
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