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Originally Posted by Sumguy
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My computer is now Microsoft-free!
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Well, I guess that's not exactly right since Microsoft definitely has some shares in Linux kernel development:
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Most active 3.0 employers
By changesets
(None) 1085 12.0%
Red Hat 1000 11.1%
Intel 839 9.3%
(Unknown) 569 6.3%
Novell 441 4.9%
IBM 374 4.2%
Microsoft 361 4.0%
Atheros Communications 241 2.7%
Texas Instruments 234 2.6%
Broadcom 222 2.5%
Oracle 187 2.1%
AMD 162 1.8%
Nokia 158 1.8%
Fujitsu 154 1.7%
Google 129 1.4%
University of Cambridge 119 1.3%
Analog Devices 118 1.3%
(Consultant) 113 1.3%
Samsung 103 1.1%
Wolfson Microelectronics 103 1.1%
By lines changed
Intel 163232 18.1%
(None) 152840 16.9%
Broadcom 61948 6.9%
Red Hat 59079 6.5%
Atheros Communications 53268 5.9%
Marvell 31118 3.4%
(Unknown) 29261 3.2%
IBM 20587 2.3%
Metzler Brothers Systementwicklung GbR 19933 2.2%
Novell 19578 2.2%
University of Cambridge 16969 1.9%
Pengutronix 16207 1.8%
Realsil Microelectronics 14876 1.6%
Analog Devices 12998 1.4%
Tilera 12257 1.4%
Freescale 11637 1.3%
Microsoft 11564 1.3%
Texas Instruments 10802 1.2%
Wolfson Microelectronics 10051 1.1%
Samsung 9784 1.1%
Microsoft on rank 7 and 17 in the tables above...
I don't want to fight for Microsoft here but
credit where credit is due.
