Hi, > To support the new Linaro roadmap process, the Infrastructure team has > added new reports to status.linaro.org. > > You can find the status for the current quarter here and drill down > into the cards targeted for Q4. > http://status.linaro.org/11.11/roadmap-2011Q4.html > > There's of course work left to do, for instance there's a big backlog > of status graphs and some layout tweaks to handle. Not to mention > finding a good time to switch the status.linaro.org index page over to > the roadmap. > > Still we believe that this will already be useful for everyone to keep > an eye on the roadmap and how your work supports the long term goals. > > Direct any questions you may have about the tech details to > Infrastructure and your TL can help you with connecting your > blueprints to the roadmap cards. The Linaro Roadmap wiki page is also > a good read: > https://wiki.linaro.org/Process/Roadmap
even if I think Linaro is "the right thing" for ARM community, I can't join now, as I'm closing other projects. But I need now to do something to understand better Linaro. Can I imagine a simple testing process like the following? 1 download monthly release for each official board (ubuntu, android) 2 linaro-media-create it 3 simple benchmark tests (boot is clean, video decoding, QT or Android gui is responsive, browser) and report it 4 keep a SD card for android and ubuntu for this month and the previous (only 4*2*2=16 SD cards needed) in order to see quickly the differences. If not why? This can give an help to industrial application of Linaro. Thx, Raffaele _______________________________________________ linaro-dev mailing list linaro-dev@lists.linaro.org http://lists.linaro.org/mailman/listinfo/linaro-dev
