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Over 20 percent of kernel contributions come from Intel and Red Hat. Over 90 percent of patches are written by people who work for corporations. Linux wouldn't
by selectodude 9y ago
Over 20 percent of kernel contributions come from Intel and Red Hat. Over 90 percent of patches are written by people who work for corporations. Linux wouldn't be 10 percent of what it is now if it relied solely on volunteers communicating on the LKML.
- hutzlibu 9y agoDoes it matter, that they work for corporation or on their own, when the topic was that the overall working process of Linux is mainly online? ation?p
- selectodude 9y agoSure it does. Most kernel development is done by developers working in an office. They don't have to brainstorm over the LKML.