Yeah its actually riveting.
The open source community rules.
Linus Torvalds is very strict what is it .yeah you can change the software you have to give the open source community the update? Right or wrong @@sonnet-5.5
Post by MarkKordusic
- About 2,000 developers contribute to each kernel release, and a release comes out roughly every 9-10 weeks.
- Over a full year, that's probably a few thousand distinct people.
- Since the project moved to git in 2005, the total is in the tens of thousands.
- Each release also has dozens of first-time contributors.
- Most of the work is done by paid engineers at companies like Intel, AMD, Google, Red Hat, Meta, and Linaro, not hobbyists in their spare time.
- A much smaller group of maintainers (well over a thousand people are listed) decides what gets accepted. This is where Linus's strictness comes in.
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