Busybox removes support for systemd

Re:Busybox removes support for systemd by digi_owl on Saturday October 31, 2015 @08:46PM (#10484924)

RH is the 800-pound gorilla of the Linux world. They employ a sizeable portion of the developers working on various projects within the Linux ecosystem.

Canonical revenue is 67 million according to wikipedia, by contrast Red Hat is 1.5 billion. That is 3 extra zeros (and even then it is almost 1/100 of Microsoft's revenue).

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Re:Busybox removes support for systemd by vezzy-fnord on Saturday October 31, 2015 @08:51PM (#10484934)

There's plenty of Intel people involved as well, but their goals are mostly aligned.

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Re:Busybox removes support for systemd by digi_owl on Saturday October 31, 2015 @09:00PM (#10484959)

Or at least don't clash. Intel is mostly involved on the hardware end. The biggest clash is perhaps Oracle, as they forked RHEL some years back. but i think that is more about shoring up a silo around their database business, rather than getting involved in the general workstation and server business.

But that is a recent move, while RH has been in the Linux development effort for some time.

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