February 20, 2020

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How Chrome OS Works with Upstream Linux

How Chrome OS Works with Upstream Linux

The Chrome OS team at Google has a long history of working with upstream Linux to get patches landed in mainline and not just in a private tree. In this presentation I will talk through:* Why Chrome O …
Talk Title How Chrome OS Works with Upstream Linux
Speakers Douglas Anderson (Software Engineer, Google)
Conference Open Source Summit + ELC North America
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Location San Diego, CA, USA
Date Aug 19-23, 2019
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The Chrome OS team at Google has a long history of working with upstream Linux to get patches landed in mainline and not just in a private tree. In this presentation I will talk through:* Why Chrome OS’s policy is not just good for upstream but good for Chrome OS.* Balancing getting things landed upstream with shipping real products.* How upstream maintainers can help make Chrome OS Engineers life easier.* What kinds of behaviors Chrome OS’s policy encourages.

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