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  • Video replay: Yocto Project devtool hands-on

    Video replay: Yocto Project devtool hands-on

    I’ve just produced a 4K video replay of my Devtool Hands-on Class at Yocto Project Summit 2024.12. Here are the main reasons for shooting such a video: All this should make this tutorial easier to follow. Tutorial details Hands-on class that demonstrates the features of devtool devtool is a powerful set of features that can…

  • First public training sessions

    First public training sessions

    The first sessions announced in 2024 are coming. We are opening in-person and online sessions open to individual registration, for our Embedded Linux and Yocto Project and OpenEmbedded training courses: Yocto Project and OpenEmbeddedIn-person – Feb. 25-28 2025, Avignon, FranceOnline – Mar 18-20, 25-27, 2025 Embedded LinuxOnline, Apr. 14-17, 22-25, 2025In-person, May 5-9, 2025, Avignon,…

  • Oh My Zsh – Improve your shell experience

    Oh My Zsh – Improve your shell experience

    Introduction Have you already seen people making presentations which a fancy shell prompt like the above? This is particularly useful in presentations because viewers can clearly see in which directory the commands are being run. The second great feature is for developers. When the current directory is in a Git repository, the prompt shows the…

  • Make it Stick book review

    Make it Stick book review

    I’ve finished reading a very insightful book about learning and teaching: Make It Stick by Peter C. Brown, Henry L. Roediger III and Marc A. McDaniel at Harvard University Press. I am very grateful to Michael Estner for recommending this book to me. I feel it is now my turn to promote it.

  • Yocto Binary Distributions presentation

    Yocto Binary Distributions presentation

    Here are the slides of the “Building and Maintaining Binary Distributions with the Yocto Project” presentation I gave at the Embedded Linux Conference in Vienna. The abstract I submitted is a good way to describe my presentation: Imagine a world in which you can try the Yocto Project without even using it. This was possible…

  • Digital Hygiene presentation

    Digital Hygiene presentation

    Here’s a presentation I prepared for high school students in my area, but which actually targets any computer and smartphone user. Here are the main topics: The presentation is available in English and in French.