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JohnAtQNX
9mo ago
QNX is not a GPOS, so you wouldn't. I mean you _could_, but the real benefit here is hidden within: with the toolchain now included in this image, folks working on QNX projects can now build them right on target. No more messy cross-co
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9mo ago
We plan to host prebuilts in the new year to make it easier to download/run.
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9mo ago
In some cases it could also be an Android guest running as a VM on the QNX Hypervisor, where there are multiple guests (QNX, Android, Linux) making use of the same HW.
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9mo ago
There's been talk about this on Reddit too, where our chief architect of QNX 8 broke down the decision. He mentioned it was ultimately a tough decision, but that in the end the cons outweighed the pros.
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9mo ago
GTK support for sure, but also Qt, Godot, and others. Commercially, also support for Unity & Unreal.
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9mo ago
We're definitely a secret ingredient brand... hiding in products you use every day!
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9mo ago
Well hey, we're hiring! qnx.com/careers!
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9mo ago
We still do that! In fact, the _QNX From The Board Up_ series on the developer blog is a small rip from that training content, adapted by Mr Brown. I hope we'll get all of it out there for everyone to benefit from in 2026 :)
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9mo ago
Hiya! The bulk of my colleagues and I are in Ottawa and Waterloo Ontario Canada. We're a division of BlackBerry Limited, and have been for about 15 years. QNX itself is about 45+ years old, having come out of an OS course at the Univer
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9mo ago
Bare metal is on the short-term roadmap!
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9mo ago
Bare metal is on the short-term roadmap!
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9mo ago
Hiya! It's Weston. Here's the port: https://github.com/qnx-ports/build-files/tree/main/ports/wes...
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1y ago
Yes! Like podman, we have an OCI-compliant container solution [0]. I haven't tried to play with it myself yet, but details are at the link. [0] https://blackberry.qnx.com/en/products/foundation-software/q
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1y ago
Yes there is. It's a big priority here. Changes like this take time and a careful balance though, but we're working on it!
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1y ago
Yeah, I get that and appreciate it. I feel the same way. We're working on changing it to be a 1-click process.
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1y ago
"QNX *is light weight, but not a lightweight." FIFY :)
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1y ago
Keep in mind there's a distict possibility that the Android you see as a driver is running as a guest on a QNX Hypervisor system ;)
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1y ago
We're in 270+ million vehicles on the road today, 1 in 7 globally (and growing!) It's awesome going to shows and reminding people that every time they turn their key (okay, okay: _push the ON button_), there's a good chance
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1y ago
Some of my colleagues and I visited the class with the UW CSC in the Spring.. They said something like half of the students drop out in the first week after learning how much work that class is going to be!
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1y ago
Thank you! :)
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1y ago
Hey fellow QNXer! =) Agreed, I regularly learn so much from our dev talent.
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1y ago
It's funny.. We've spent a lot of time at universities this year, and that's the same reaction we sometimes get there when we say we're over 45 years old and have nearly 1000 staff members. "Yo, bro, I thought you
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1y ago
I have some awesome recordings of Dan Dodge talks.. they are definitely entertaining :) FWIW we're growing, hiring, and expanding, these days!
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1y ago
From someone who worked on PlayBook: THANK YOU! It was a tight little machine with a great browser and awesome audio for the time. And it slid right into my back jeans pocket. Those were good times!
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1y ago
I'll do you one better -- a free QNX 8.0 image ready to flash on a Pi 4! Can also be adapted to Pi 400 and CM4. https://www.qnx.com/developers/docs/qnxeverywhere/com.qnx.do...
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1y ago
I love this. We're bringing that spirit back with QNX Everywhere -- free access and as much support in the community as we can!
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1y ago
Today though, I'd argue that with full DSMP support and much more capable systems, any overhead from message passing is much less of a concern, or at least outweighed by other benefits.
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1y ago
FWIW, I used that HID function you worked on and I loved it too!
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1y ago
Have you noticed the base level knowledge change? I talked with a second year CS student a while back who didn't know how to ping another host, and it really made me wonder if new students are choosing CS because it seems cool (versus
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2y ago
You should be able to use the free QNXE Everywhere license to spin up a QEMU VM with a few clicks in the IDE. I appreciate it would be easier of it was a single-click download like the Windows image though. I'll take that feedback. If
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