A nice story, but it's not working out that way for Linux. The Linux kernel engineering talent is there, but split among the different tracers, and, have differ

A nice story, but it's not working out that way for Linux. The Linux kernel engineering talent is there, but split among the different tracers, and, have different priorities to work on. And this has dragged on for years. A rational company could see that it wasn't working (no nascent success), and then combine the right forces to get it done. Linux isn't a company.