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Application development Toolkit

Red Hat releases embedded kit

David Becker CNet

Published: 30 Oct 2001 16:25 GMT

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Red Hat announced the availability of Red Hat Embedded Linux Developer Suite, a package for creating applications for non-PC "embedded" devices such as network equipment and set-top boxes. The software is Red Hat Linux 7.2, the Linux leaders latest version of the open-source operating system. Prices for the software package start at $2,500.

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