BoF: Automotive Grade Linux Developer Community
summary
Automotive Grade Linux offers a unified codebase aimed at covering 70–80% of a production starting point, with 132 member companies and device profiles for IVI, instrument cluster and HUD. The project ships a SMACK-based security model with service binders, an SDK (XDS-based) that hides Yocto complexity for app developers, and a web app manager alpha while evaluating Chromium/webOS options. Six releases (most recently Funky Flounder 6.0) and ~2000 commits to master this year show active development and growing contributor numbers.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 0:43Automotive Grade Linux
- 3:51AGL is CODE FIRST
- 6:21Other Numbers
- 7:332018 AGL Schedule
- 8:40Vision for 2019 & Beyond
- 14:05SDK for App Developers
- 15:29AGL Documentation
- 34:21Improve HMI/GUI resource management
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