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Category Archives: News
Free Electrons Quarterly – 2012 Q2
The below message has been posted on our English and French newsletters. Don’t hesitate to subscribe to these newsletters if you are interested in getting these news by e-mail. This is the second Free Electrons newsletter for 2012. We are … Continue reading
Linux kernel engineer job in Nice
Free Electrons is looking for a embedded Linux and kernel engineer in the area of Nice in France (on the French Riviera). The contract will be home based, but will also involve working at customer locations in the same area, … Continue reading
New quarterly newsletter: 2011 report, best wishes and 2012 plans
The below message has been posted on our English and French newsletters. Don’t hesitate to subscribe to these newsletters if you are interested in getting quarterly news about Free Electrons. The Free Electrons team wishes you a Happy New Year … Continue reading
Back from Embedded Linux Conference Europe 2011
As we announced in a previous blog post, a large part of the Free Electrons team attended the 2011 edition of the Embedded Linux Conference Europe in Prague last week. This was the first european edition of the conference to … Continue reading
GStreamer 2010 conference videos
Videos from the 2010 edition of the GStreamer conference, Cambridge, UK, Oct. 26, 2010. After releasing ELC-E videos, here are videos from the 2010 edition of the GStreamer conference. As usual, these videos are released under the terms of the … Continue reading
ELCE 2010 videos – Now in full HD
Videos from the Embedded Linux Conference Europe, Cambridge, UK, October 2010 Just a few weeks before the next edition of the Embedded Linux Conference in San Francisco, here are the videos from the previous edition in Europe a few months … Continue reading
Linux Kernel Development, third edition
Linux Kernel Development is a book authored by Robert Love, a famous kernel developer. Contrary to the very famous Linux Device Drivers book, Linux Kernel Development is not oriented towards driver development, but instead covers how the core Linux kernel … Continue reading
Recruiting in Toulouse, France
For the French speaking readers, we are looking for a graduate engineer to open a new office in Toulouse, France. All the details are available on our French blog. This job is not only open to French applicants. Everyone ready … Continue reading

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