For the past 20 years, Bootlin has been developing and delivering training courses on embedded Linux, offering unique features such as fully open-source training materials accessible to everyone for free, courses taught by engineers actively working on real embedded Linux projects—not just trainers with outdated industry experience—and meaningful hands-on labs instead of simple exercises.
As part of our commitment to high-quality training, we embarked on a rigorous process in 2021 that led us to obtain the French Qualiopi certification. This certification is awarded to training providers who adhere to strict standards in course organization, training materials, trainer selection, and more. While it enables our French customers to access public funding for our courses, it also serves as a broader guarantee that we follow well-defined processes to ensure a high-quality training experience.
This certification is not permanent; it requires regular renewal. A follow-up assessment takes place 1.5 years after the initial certification, and a full reassessment occurs every three years. In November 2024, we successfully renewed our Qualiopi certification. You can view our latest Qualiopi certificate, which is also verifiable online.
We take pride in our long-term commitment to training quality, which we believe is a key factor in the continued success of our courses!
Linux 6.14 was released last week, and as usual, we recommend checking out the LWN articles covering the 6.14 merge window (part 1, part 2) to get a good sense of the main new features and updates in this release.
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