Yes and no. Yes, Linux kernel is good example of project where development is done by employees of various organizations. I'd argue that is big part why Linux k

Yes and no. Yes, Linux kernel is good example of project where development is done by employees of various organizations. I'd argue that is big part why Linux kernel community is as healthy as it is. But also no, because so much of Linux development is driven by HW vendors (instead of direct users), and that is somewhat special situation. Although there is also good chunk of work done by organizations that directly use Linux, I don't want to dismiss that by any means.