Good trick here. The article starts about how only 3.4% is spent on kernel development, which is a fair complaint. Then the author picks some other stuff total

Good trick here. The article starts about how only 3.4% is spent on kernel development, which is a fair complaint. Then the author picks some other stuff totally unrelated to the spending breakout to complain about, including diversity efforts, for which there are no spending breakouts. Spending on these may be 1/100th of a percent for all we know, but the author claims at the end that despite not having spending breakdowns, that this is a fair description of the Linux Foundation, based on their annual report: “The Linux Foundation is dedicated to social justice activism, climate change, and vaccine passports… while occasionally using Open Source software.”