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The TMPDIR podcast

TMPDIR

TMPDIR is a podcast about embedded Linux, Yocto/OpenEmbedded, Zephyr, and IoT product engineering. Cliff Brake and Khem Raj dig into BSPs, OTA updates, Linux kernel and device tree work, firmware and RTOS development, build systems (BitBake, Kas), and the editor/CLI tools embedded engineers actually use day to day.

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Episodis

55 episodis

  1. Low-Power Cellular IoT with Jared Wolff of Circuit Dojo 50:57
  2. Our Podcast Workflow: Zola, VDO.Ninja, OBS, and Claude Code 18:09
  3. Refactoring English: Writing and Self-Publishing with Michael Lynch 1:03:29
  4. Space Grade Linux, Yocto, and Embedded Linux in Orbit with Tim Bird 1:08:14
  5. 2025 Review 48:05
  6. RISC-V and FPGAs with Ted Speers from Microchip 1:20:30
  7. Mastering Embedded Linux Development with Chris Simmonds and Frank Vasquez 1:30:43
  8. Clang/LLVM in Yocto 31:07
  9. Matt Madison, the latest with NVIDIA Embedded and other technologies 1:10:14
  10. Avocado OS with Justin Schneck 55:27
  11. The Yoe Rolling Release 23:49
  12. Michael Lynch: Effective Writing for Developers 55:07
  13. RISC-V and LLVM with Alex Bradbury 55:55
  14. Simplicity 22:49
  15. Product vs. Technology 8:52
  16. New Tools in 2024 20:21
  17. Unintended open source forks 17:43
  18. Open Hardware with Jason Kridner 54:59
  19. Recent experiences building a connected device with Zephyr 28:08
  20. Bob Dotterer -- 3D Printing in Manufacturing 46:01
  21. Matthew Rassi - an overview of Lean 51:54
  22. Matt Madison, meta-tegra, and what makes a good Yocto BSP 54:23
  23. Chris Cole - running LLMs on microcontrollers 58:55
  24. Eystein Stenberg from Mender.io 46:53
  25. Drew Moseley from Toradex 48:00
  26. Embedded Open Source Summit Recap 22:37
  27. How Yocto Dynamic Layers help you build your platform 12:59
  28. Developer Workflow and Productivity 36:56
  29. Predictions, Trends, and Opportunities for 2024 34:54
  30. Why Open Source for Product Development 29:22
  31. What is new in the Yoe Distribution 27:42
  32. Living on Main 27:35
  33. Burkhard Stubert - Qt and Yocto 39:51
  34. Why Arch Linux? 31:47
  35. Zephyr - First Experiences 34:22
  36. The Power of the Demo 25:19
  37. Release early and often 36:20
  38. Build Acceleration 53:45
  39. The Technology Trajectory 25:43
  40. Why 64-bit? 28:07
  41. Databases 1:03:28
  42. Do you own your platform? 32:36
  43. A day in the life of a Go developer 24:21
  44. A day in the life of a Yoe developer 24:06
  45. Discussion with Andrew Wafaa 53:15
  46. Documentation 40:15
  47. Tips for Yocto BSPs 45:05
  48. Using Elm for frontend development 30:59
  49. The Yoe Updater 46:18
  50. Reflections on developing an Odroid-C2 based product 43:44