The study very strangely excluded the Linux kernel, but included other 3rd party open source components --- including dbus and the bluetooth stack, to which Nok

The study very strangely excluded the Linux kernel, but included other 3rd party open source components --- including dbus and the bluetooth stack, to which Nokia has made contributions. If they had included the kernel, Nokia would have vanished into the noise. If they had not included any 3rd party external components, then Nokia wouldn't have shown up either. In other words, the statistics are they way they are only because of a very strange choice of what to count and what not to count. Did someone chose them just so they could make a sensationalistic headline and grab web hits? You decide...