The Linux Foundation is a global non-profit consortium dedicated to fostering the growth of Linux and the open-source ecosystem. Founded in 2000, it provides a neutral environment for corporate collaboration, hosting critical projects like the Linux kernel, Kubernetes, and Node.js. Beyond software development, the foundation offers professional certifications, hosts industry-leading conferences, and funds essential security initiatives. By facilitating massive collaboration between thousands of companies and developers, the Linux Foundation ensures the long-term sustainability, standardisation, and innovation of the open-source technologies that power the modern global digital infrastructure.
Quick Summary Linux just hit 4% desktop market share marking a historic milestone. The rise of Steam Deck, Beginner-friendly distros, Containerised package managers, Windows 11’s TPM 2.0 requirement, and the…
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