Torizon is an Easy-to-Use Industrial Linux Platform. It consists of:
- Torizon OS: the base Embedded Linux distribution that actually runs on your preferred hardware.
- Torizon Cloud: a platform to manage services like remote access, updates, and monitoring via an API or a web GUI.
- Debian Containers for Torizon: smooth integration of a robust, widely used Linux distro, on top of the Torizon OS.
- VS Code IDE Extension: the preferred application development workflow, with a ready-to-use SDK for various languages and frameworks, leveraging the Torizon OS and Debian Containers.
- TorizonCore Builder: a configuration tool so Torizon OS runs on your custom carrier board.
Here's a list of important repos to get started with:
- meta-toradex-torizon: the Yocto layer that defines the Torizon OS distro. Start here if you want to port Torizon to a hardware platform.
- torizon-containers: the source code of the Debian Containers for Torizon. Start here if you want to understand how our containers are built on top of the official Debian ones.
- vscode-torizon-templates: the templates for the VS Code extension for Torizon. Start here if you want to support a new programming language or framework on Torizon.
- torizoncore-builder: the Torizon OS configuration tool. Start here if you want to learn how it works, request or add new features.
Contributions are welcome. They are processed on a per-project basis, therefore the best place to start is the repository of the project you want to contribute to.
