This fascinating interview with two top executives of Jaluna — a company that has developed a sort of “VMware for embedded systems” that enables Linux to run alongside a real-time-control OS on gadgets like smartphones and set-top boxes — delves into the French venture-funded startup's history, technology, market perspective, and vision of how Linux will dominate the embedded devices space.

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