yet their site or product documentation offers no source download or offer to supply the software source as required by the license GPL. Organizations such as gpl-violations.org, the Free Software Foundation (FSF) and the Software Freedom Law Center (SFLC) are now more organized at pursuing such violators and obtaining compliance. Usually, they seek voluntary compliance as a first step and only enter legal proceedings when blocked. When notified of violations they confirm them by asking the supplier, examining available product samples, or even going so far as to make blind purchases of the product through front companies. See also Linux on embedded systems Linux for mobile devices Open-design movement Open-source robotics References External links a website on devices that can run embedded Linux LinuxDevices Archive a complete LinuxDevices.com archive (15,000 articles) LinuxDevices Forum LinuxGizmos a reborn implementation of the LinuxDevices website Linux-based devices Linux Consumer electronics