Actually Keith, Linux isn't even an operating system. It's the kernel around which each distro builds an operating system.
Your point is absolutely correct though. Linux isn't a single entity and is maintained by volunteers, whether the kernel itself or the distros based on it.
Besides which, creating and supporting a search engine is a very different challenge from writing an OS and presumably involves massively more investment in hardware.
Actually Keith, Linux isn't even an operating system. It's the kernel around which each distro builds an operating system.Your point is absolutely correct though. Linux isn't a single entity and is maintained by volunteers, whether the kernel itself or the distros based on it.
Besides which, creating and supporting a search engine is a very different challenge from writing an OS and presumably involves massively more investment in hardware.
Your point is absolutely correct though. Linux isn't a single entity and is maintained by volunteers, whether the kernel itself or the distros based on it.
Besides which, creating and supporting a search engine is a very different challenge from writing an OS and presumably involves massively more investment in hardware.
