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        <description>by Richard Weinberger At: MiniDebConf Winterthur 2026 https://ch2026.mini.debconf.org/talks/24-you-probably-dont-need-yocto-and-thats-fine-using-debian-for-embedded-systems/ While Yocto is currently the most prominent choice for building embedded Linux systems, there are plenty of alternatives. One option is using Debian. In this talk, Richard will explore various techniques for utilizing Debian in embedded environments. He will provide a comparison to help you determine where Debian is a perfect fit and where a highly customized solution like Yocto makes more sense. The talk will focus specifically on balancing system customization needs with ongoing maintenance responsibilities. Room: Campo Foyez (Main Track) Scheduled start: 2026-08-30 17:30:00+02:00</description>
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