Linux is an important technology in cutting-edge fields that are currently major topics of discussion, such as AI, autonomous driving, and IoT. There is a growing interest in the Yocto Project as the necessary Linux for its development, and the adoption of Yocto BSP (Board Support Package) as a development environment is increasing. On the other hand, the Yocto BSP uses terms like "recipe," "layer," "Poky," and "BitBake," which are built on a different approach and framework than before, making understanding and mastering them a challenge. To address this situation and support our customers' product development, we will hold an official practical course on the Yocto Project that integrates the knowledge and know-how gained from our previous Yocto-related development, support, and seminars at Lino. The course will consist of detailed explanations and exercises about BitBake and tools that are central to the Yocto Project. The exercises are designed to reflect actual development environments, and by progressing through them, we expect to alleviate the confusion and difficulty associated with BitBake, leading participants to feel that "BitBake is not scary at all."

Renewal of the Yocto Super Practical Course! Linux is an important technology in cutting-edge fields that are currently major topics, such as AI, autonomous driving, and IoT. There is a growing interest in the Yocto Project as the Linux needed for its development, and the adoption of Yocto BSP (Board Support Package) as a development environment is increasing. On the other hand, since terms like "recipe," "layer," "Poky," and "BitBake" are used in Yocto BSP, it is built on a different approach and system than before, making understanding and mastering it a challenge. The course consists of detailed explanations and exercises about BitBake and the tools that are central to the Yocto Project. The exercises are designed to reflect actual development environments, and by progressing through them, participants can expect to overcome the difficulties and complexities of BitBake, leading to the realization that "BitBake is not scary at all."

A Guide to Linux for RTOS Developers Considering a Transition You have been using RTOS until now, but you want to try using Linux from now on. However, you are unsure if you can achieve the same level of real-time performance with Linux as you did before. While you know there is a lot of information available on the internet, some of it is outdated, and you are confused about which sources are reliable. This guide compiles essential insights to help developers transition to Linux with confidence. This book provides a detailed explanation of real-time performance in Linux.