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The Yocto Project® has a friendly community providing informal support and discussion, and we welcome your contributions in our mailing lists and IRC channels. You can click one of the links below to sign up for a particular list. All lists are publicly archived.

For more information about how to participate in these discussions (and what not to do), you should read our Community Guidelines.

Technical Mailing Lists

General Lists

Project-Specific Lists

* The Yocto Project shares maintainership of the OpenEmbedded Core and BitBake components with the OpenEmbedded Project.

BSP and Layer-specific Lists

Special Interest Lists

Administrative Mailing Lists

For more information about how to participate in these discussions (and what not to do), you should read our Community Guidelines.

IRC Channel

The Yocto Project has a friendly community providing informal support and discussion, and we welcome your contributions in our mailing lists and IRC channel. The #yocto IRC channel is available on the Libera.chat IRC network. You can join #yocto using an IRC client connected to irc.libera.chat using the instructions from this page, or you can join #yocto using the Libera.chat web interface.

On IRC, you can chat with the Yocto Project development team and community. This is a good way to get immediate help or answers to quick questions; If nobody is awake on the channel, send your question to the Yocto Project mailing lists.

IRC Logs are available here and here.

Matrix Channel

The Yocto Project community can also be found on the Open Matrix Network, in the dedicated room called #yoctoproject:matrix.org, which can be accessed using this link. Note that this Matrix room is bridged to the #yocto channel on Libera.chat, enabling full two-way communication between IRC and Matrix users.