"Embedded Linux license compliance for hackers and makers" — FOSDEM 2021
21 slides Video2Any pulled straight from the conference recording — no upload, all in the browser.
Paul Barker · FOSDEM 2021, Embedded, Mobile and Automotive devroom · video.fosdem.org/2021/D.embedded/embedded_linux_license_compliance.webm
Paul Barker spoke in the Embedded, Mobile and Automotive devroom at FOSDEM 2021 on what licence compliance actually asks of a small embedded project — the obligations, the tooling around Yocto and buildroot, and where the gaps still are. Video2Any stepped through the 29-minute recording and kept 21 clean frames, one per slide change, and set aside 24 more that were not slides: the speaker's camera during the Q&A at the end, and one black screen. The talk sits well next to the Qt one elsewhere in this gallery: two takes on the same problem of keeping software free in practice rather than in principle. Every image below is real output, extracted in a browser tab with nothing uploaded.
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- Yes. Video2Any read the published recording and kept one image per slide change. FOSDEM publishes its 2021 recordings under CC BY 2.0 BE, which permits reuse with credit; we credit FOSDEM and link to the original file above.
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