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Posted in Deception, Kernel at 7:31 pm by Dr. Roy Schestowitz
Mr. Corbet from the Linux Foundation is shilling this Linux Foundation PR/marketing in LWN, which isn’t supposed to promote such openwashing nonsense
=> ↺ Linux Foundation | openwashing nonsense
Image: LWN on Linux Foundation 2021 Annual Report
Image: Corbet in Linux Foundation
Image: Linux Foundation 2021 Annual Report
Image: Linux Foundation 2021 Annual Report on Mac
Summary: Yes, you’re reading this correctly. They still reject both “Linux” and “Open Source” (no dogfooding). This annual report is badly compressed; each page of the PDF is, on average, almost a megabyte in size (58.8 MB for a report of this scale is unreasonable and discriminates against people in countries with slow Internet connections); notice how they’re milking the brand in the first page (straight after the cover page, the 1991 ‘creation myth’, ignoring GNU); remember that this foundation is named after a trademark which is not even its own!
=> still | ignoring GNU | after a trademark which is not even its own
Update: Ryan notes that the report “mentions Microsoft 11 times.” Example: “We have also expanded our open source horizons with industry partners, such as Microsoft and Accenture. Together, we’ve launched several new projects and foundations that are meaningful to humanity.”
Update #2: Today there are similar responses to ours, e.g.:
Phoronix: Linux Foundation Expects Revenues Of $177 Million This YearOnce again they are facing some criticism for the Linux Foundation’s annual report being made on macOS using Adobe software products. They’ve done that in the past and in public settings pre-pandemic it hasn’t been uncommon to find Linux Foundation directors and other stakeholders running Apple MacBook products with macOS.Daniel Lange: Gradual improvements at the Linux FoundationAfter last year’s blunder with trying to hide the Adobe toolchain and using hilarious stock photos, the Linux Foundation did much better in their 2021 annual report published Dec. 6, 2021.
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