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Yocto is the recommended distribution for most applications since it contains all of the packages and patches to support accelerated X11 drivers, OpenGLES 1&2, GStreamer acceleration, as well as patches to QT to support using these accelerations. Yocto also provides a set of cross toolchains that match the deployed environment which allow development in QT Creator, Eclilpse, and more. While the cross toolchains are a big upside, this distribution does not have automated updates (like apt-get or yum) and is not ideal for projects concerned with security updates. | Yocto is the recommended distribution for most applications since it contains all of the packages and patches to support accelerated X11 drivers, OpenGLES 1&2, GStreamer acceleration, as well as patches to QT to support using these accelerations. Yocto also provides a set of cross toolchains that match the deployed environment which allow development in QT Creator, Eclilpse, and more. While the cross toolchains are a big upside, this distribution does not have automated updates (like apt-get or yum) and is not ideal for projects concerned with security updates. | ||
Our current Yocto support is based off of Yocto 1. | Our current Yocto support is based off of Yocto 1.9 "Jethro". | ||
Revision as of 17:07, 2 February 2017
Yocto is the recommended distribution for most applications since it contains all of the packages and patches to support accelerated X11 drivers, OpenGLES 1&2, GStreamer acceleration, as well as patches to QT to support using these accelerations. Yocto also provides a set of cross toolchains that match the deployed environment which allow development in QT Creator, Eclilpse, and more. While the cross toolchains are a big upside, this distribution does not have automated updates (like apt-get or yum) and is not ideal for projects concerned with security updates.
Our current Yocto support is based off of Yocto 1.9 "Jethro".