LinuxDevices.com requests that all visitors to its popular “Embedded Linux Portal” website participate in the fourth poll in its Embedded Linux Polls series (located here). The new poll is a survey of embedded Linux developer demographics.

In order to assist in better understanding and supporting the embedded Linux market, the survey requests developers of Linux-based embedded systems to provide background information about themselves, their applications, and their companies.

Future polls will highlight specifics of the embedded applications, developer preferences for tools and support, and other aspects of the growing use of Linux in embedded applications. LinuxDevices.com also invites companies and developers in the embedded Linux market to email suggested questions for future Embedded Linux Polls to [email protected].

Through these ongoing polls, LinuxDevices.com will measure and characterize current and future preferences and trends of embedded system developers. Like Linux itself, the polls data collected will be fully available for all to review following the conclusion of each weekly poll. Previous polls were on the topics:

• Why use Linux in embedded applications?
  
• Please describe your embedded application.
  
• Which Linux distributions will you use in your embedded applications?

Results from completed polls can be viewed online, at www.linuxdevices.com/polls/.

About LinuxDevices.com

Founded in October 1999, LinuxDevices.com has established itself as the worldwide Embedded Linux Portal – the first place developers go for the latest information on using Linux in embedded applications. The popular portal site features a broad spectrum of embedded Linux topics including news, articles, events, links, jobs, polls, an interactive forum, and product information – all targeted to Linux-based embedded system developers. LinuxDevices.com carries up-to-date information about Linux-related single-board computers, chips, tools, and support, and highlights a wide variety of embedded, real-time, and small-footprint Linux implementations, including both commercial distributions and open source projects. For further information, visit LinuxDevices.com at www.linuxdevices.com.

 
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