Linus Torvalds Reveals: Nearly 20 Years Without Writing Code, Unfamiliar with AI Programming, All My Pressure Comes from People

Linus Torvalds Reveals: Nearly 20 Years Without Writing Code, Unfamiliar with AI Programming, All My Pressure Comes from People

At the Seoul Open Source Summit hosted by the Linux Foundation, Linus Torvalds, the creator of the Linux kernel and inventor of the Git version control system, engaged in his 28th conversation with Dirk Hohndel, head of open source at Verizon, sparking heated discussions in the tech community. This conversation unveiled his little-known recent situation. … Read more

Improving Git Commit Practices in Embedded Development

Improving Git Commit Practices in Embedded Development

Source | Embedded Intelligence Bureau In our embedded software development process, Git has become the core infrastructure for team collaboration. However, casual commit messages (such as <span>git commit -m "fix bug!"</span>) often lead to difficulties in tracing history and reduced collaboration efficiency. Here, I will introduce the practical implementation of Structured Commit Standards, which significantly … Read more

C++ Embedded System Maintenance: Hardware and Software Repair

C++ Embedded System Maintenance: Hardware and Software Repair

C++ Embedded System Maintenance: Hardware and Software Repair In modern embedded systems, programs and hardware complement each other. This article will introduce how to maintain C++ embedded systems, including hardware repair and software debugging, suitable for basic users. 1. Understanding Embedded System Architecture Embedded systems typically consist of the following components: Processor: The core unit … Read more

OERV Biweekly Report: Issue 017

OERV Biweekly Report: Issue 017

★ Welcome to the OERV Biweekly Report column, today marks the seventeenth issue. This column regularly introduces the work progress of the OERV team, community affairs, and related activity information, hoping to learn and progress together with everyone. Interested partners are welcome to leave messages for discussion in the public account backend! Overall Progress Version … Read more

Time To Abandon 32-Bit Linux For 64-Bit

Time To Abandon 32-Bit Linux For 64-Bit

Introduction:If you want a secure experience, you might not want to continue using the 32-bit Linux kernel.                  This article has 1234 words, reading time is about: 2 minutes We have many Linux distributions tailored for 32-bit systems🔗 itsfoss.com. So, why do I want to discourage the use … Read more