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Revision as of 06:24, 14 March 2015
- PCAN-USB- USB base CAN controller
- BMW iDrive Controller
- Webinos Car Platform based on PandaBoard
- FPD-Link III From Texas Instruments
- Automotive Linux Summit - Linux Foundation event specializing in Linux applications in automotive industry
- ScanTool produces a wide range of ODB/CAN related tools
- Logitech Driving Force GT - USB based controls
- Freenode #linuxice channel
- GoCluster - A simple gauge cluster application written in Qt/QML and uses nobdy
- nobdy - A daemon for accessing information from the vehicle on OBD-II, CAN, etc.
- Automotive Message Broker - A daemon for brokering data from the vehicle to applications (the successor to nobdy)
- usubsonic - An automotive-oriented subsonic media client
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