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The LTSI is an ecosystem-wide collaborative project hosted at the Linux Foundation to create and maintain a common Linux base for the use in a variety of CE products and to enable faster contributions upstream and better alignment with the mainline kernel.

PATCHWORK

for LTSI-dev ML is now available! 

 

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Automotive Linux Summit Spring 2013 &
LinuxCon Japan 2013

Please join LTSI Workshop on 5/30 (start from 16:00)

LTSI Latest Releases

The latest releases, 3.0.79-LTSI and 3.4.46-LTSI) came out on May 21, 2013.
With these releases, a large amount of upstream bug/security fixes have been applied (1,368 with 3.0,79-LTSI; 944 with 3.4.46-LTSI).

Please click here to find more!

LTSI Rerouces Collection

Collection of LTSI related slide, videos, and whiye papers.
The best online contents to learning LTSI on the web.

LTSI Releases

LTSI git trees.

  • 3.4.46-ltsi
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Events

Learning, collaborating, developing.

Upcoming:

  • Automotive Linux Summit Spring 2013
    May 27, 2013 - May 28, 2013
    Tokyo, Japan
  • LinuxCon Japan 2013
    May 29, 2013 - May 31, 2013
    Tokyo, Japan

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See who is involved in LTSI.

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