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QNX Operating System: Project overview#
This project is the place to develop the crown jewels of QNX: the QNX® Neutrino® Realtime Operating System (QNX6) and key libraries. The operating system is composed of the kernel and the process manager. Because it's a
microkernel OS,
device drivers,
network stacks, filesystems and the like are maintained in separate projects. These projects will be created as the source is released.
What is Neutrino?#
QNX Neutrino is a realtime microkernel operating system. It's scalable, embeddable, networked, SMP-capable, memory protected, and cool. Plus it has a POSIX interface so no one has an excuse to not use it. The OS supports several processor families, including x86, ARM, XScale, PPC, MIPS, and SH-4.
Read about Neutrino#
Read the Legal Stuff: Licenses#
- The QNX source is licensed to you by QSS under the QNX Non-Commercial End User License Agreement, Commercial Software License Agreement, or Partner Software License Agreement (see http://licensing.qnx.com/developer-licenses/).
- Failure to abide by licensing rules will result in your bank balance being spontaneously converted into lawyers' fees. :)
Want to Contribute? #
Read the
For Developers section of this project's wiki. Heck, read the whole
wiki.
Downloads#
First, check the
policy for source access. Once you've filled out the forms and have been given source access:
Coming Soon #
To find out what new features are coming up, what's available to try out, and how you can get involved, check out the
OS Roadmap.
Who's Who#
Ever wonder where this QNX kernel stuff came from? Want to blame someone?:
Meet the Perps