State of Linux
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Linux now underpins huge parts of infrastructure and industry, with the claim that products move from roughly 30% to 80% open-source code and organizations funding shared projects instead of reinventing stacks. Foundations provide a neutral home, IP tools like SPDX and a patent commons, and funded the Core Infrastructure Initiative that paid for OpenSSL audits; legal and shared infra scale up (a $10M legal fund exists). Training scales via edX and a MOOC with 250,000 learners, plus remotely proctored, performance-based Linux certification exams and free passes handed out at the event.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 5:03Moving to Strategic Use of Open Source
- 6:54Open source is playing a much larger role in innovation and interoperability
- 12:47Helping industry understand open source
- 14:16Shared IP Management and Legal defense
- 15:32Shared Development Infrastructure
- 17:45Core Infrastructure Initiative
- 21:21How to add fuel to the open source fire
- 23:29The 2014 Linux Jobs Report
- 24:05The Linux Foundation has multiple efforts to help increase the supply of Linux talent
- 24:28edX to offer anywhere anytime learning
- 25:01Today we are announcing an new effort to provide more qualified Linux talent
- 27:45A Different Approach to Linux Certification
