If you’ve worked with the , you know Poky . As the reference distribution, it’s the ultimate "starter kit" for building custom Linux-based operating systems.
While it’s perfect for development and testing—shoutout to the for making it so easy to test without hardware—the consensus among pros is clear: keep it for development. For production-ready systems, it’s always better to create your own distribution layer to keep things lean and secure. If you’ve worked with the , you know Poky
It lives as a Chrome extension , making it super easy to source new items while you browse. If you’re looking to save hours of busywork, this is definitely a tool to add to your stack. For production-ready systems, it’s always better to create
If you have a different one in mind, just let me know! Marta Rybczynska's Post - poky #embedded #bestpractices If you have a different one in mind, just let me know