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If you’re wondering “I participated in a PGP keysigning event, what am I supposed to do now?”, this blog post is for you. When you come home after (e.g.) Embedded Recipes 2026 and participated in the keysigning event you should…

BayLibre contributions to Yocto wrynose Yocto Wrynose (6.0) was released on May 13, 2026, following Whinlatter (5.3). BayLibre contributed 56 authored commits across openembedded-core, meta-openembedded, meta-riscv, meta-updater, and the Yocto autobuilder configuration repositories. meta-riscv Spacemit K1 platform The bulk of…

BayLibre is proud to announce a successful collaboration with SpacemiT to enable initial functionalities of Android 16 on the SpacemiT K1 (RISC-V RVA22 + RVV 1.0) System-on-Chip (SOC). This achievement marks a significant step toward validating and accelerating Android enablement…

BayLibre contributions to Linux v6.19 Linus released Linux 6.19 on February 8, 2026. BayLibre contributed 49 authored commits to this release across several subsystems. IIO ADC: AD7124 David Lechner fixed a possible out-of-bounds array access in the AD7124 driver where…

BayLibre open sources Copilot hardware to automate embedded software development workflows We’re thrilled to announce that BayLibre has open-sourced Copilot! Don’t worry, this Copilot has nothing to do with Microsoft or AI; it won’t write your code, but it will…

Our Open Source Journey: A 2025 Retrospective As we enter 2026, it is a perfect opportunity to look back at 2025 and how we have been involved with and contributed to different open-source ecosystems and communities. Over the past year,…