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LINUX catch-22
4. April 2008 by pilot.
For some reason I used to think that Linux was destined to be a hot topic among embedded control developers, so I have been disappointed last summer, at the MASTERs (the 11th), when a couple of enthusiastic colleagues decided to try and offer a short class on Linux tools for Microchip products. The class was great, I learned a lot in that single hour and I came out with a great desire to learn more about developing code in Linux, but the attendance (statistics) turned out pretty discouraging.
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