← Back to context Comment by kahnclusions 1 month ago Linux doesn’t really rely on Linus for coding anymore… 3 comments kahnclusions Reply gf000 1 month ago It does on Intel, AMD and a bunch of other huge corps though fsflover 1 month ago Which is not the same as one single, hostile corp. gf000 1 month ago I do agree that each company's influence in case of the kernel is much lower, than Google's relevance in Android, but there are other big-ish players in the space as well, like Samsung.
gf000 1 month ago It does on Intel, AMD and a bunch of other huge corps though fsflover 1 month ago Which is not the same as one single, hostile corp. gf000 1 month ago I do agree that each company's influence in case of the kernel is much lower, than Google's relevance in Android, but there are other big-ish players in the space as well, like Samsung.
fsflover 1 month ago Which is not the same as one single, hostile corp. gf000 1 month ago I do agree that each company's influence in case of the kernel is much lower, than Google's relevance in Android, but there are other big-ish players in the space as well, like Samsung.
gf000 1 month ago I do agree that each company's influence in case of the kernel is much lower, than Google's relevance in Android, but there are other big-ish players in the space as well, like Samsung.
It does on Intel, AMD and a bunch of other huge corps though
Which is not the same as one single, hostile corp.
I do agree that each company's influence in case of the kernel is much lower, than Google's relevance in Android, but there are other big-ish players in the space as well, like Samsung.