Added support for Embedded Linux with WindRiver

Article Title: WindRiver added support for Embedded Linux. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source.
Latest information on LinuxAID.com.cn: Wind River Systems, one of the world's largest software vendors for embedded devices, recently announced that it will fully support embedded Linux Systems.

This message is of great significance to the entire Open Source community. As a famous enterprise in the industry, Wind River covers aerospace, National Defense, automation, consumer electronics, Industrial hardware, and network equipment. Since the company's Visionprobe II embedded development tool suite, Linux has become a supported operating system, which will undoubtedly have a positive impact on the development and application of embedded Linux.

With the help of this tool, developers can develop embedded Linux products for Embedded processing in the IBM PowerPC 405 series. The former is widely used in routers, switches, and other devices. Wind River also said it will soon support other IBM and Motorola PoverPC chips.

Linux has been developing well in the embedded field. Many consumer electronic products in Japan can see it. Motorola also recently launched a Linux-based smartphone.

Wind River said they have always treated increasing support for Linux as an opportunity to further develop the company. But Dave Fraser, the company's senior vice president, also said in a statement that the development of Linux is not mature enough to grow into a competitive product.