⚛️ LANDAU Linux
🎯 About the project
LANDAU Linux is an upstream‑first fork of the Linux kernel that fixes and extends its functionality:
- 🔄 Regular updates: Following the latest Linux kernel releases (every 2+ months).
- 📦 Patch inclusion: Incorporating useful work that, for various reasons, did not make it into the original Linux kernel repository (drivers, architectural improvements).
- 🖥️ Support for specialized hardware: Creating a unified kernel branch as a BSP foundation for processors of various architectures (ARM, MIPS, RISC‑V, Elbrus), hardware platforms, consumer electronics, including those developed in Russia.
- 👁️ Transparency: Open review process, modern CI, and collaborative testing.
The project addresses current industry challenges: it preserves and evolves kernel code, fights fragmentation, and by consolidating open‑source solutions creates synergy for everyone who uses Linux as system software. In the long term, LANDAU Linux will become a reliable foundation for IP‑core developers, ODM manufacturers, distribution creators, and other ecosystem participants.
📄 Key documents
| Document | Description |
|---|---|
| 📋 LANDAU Linux Maintenance | Official maintenance process for LANDAU Linux |