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   翠星石 (suiseiseki@freesoftwareextremist.com)'s status on Friday, 16-Aug-2024 00:15:37 JST 翠星石

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   @mangeurdenuage @JoseMariaHDZ Oh wait (https://lwn.net/Articles/877844/);
   
   James Zemlin, Executive Director, $874,951
   Mike Woster, Chief Revenue Officer, $598,620
   Lisbeth McNabb, Chief Finance Officer, $431,769
   Russell Farnell, Former VP Finance, $383,972
   Arpit Joshipura, GM Networking & Orchestration, $599,428
   Chris Aniszczyk, VP Strategic, $585,437
   Brian Behlendorf, Exec Director, $512,085
   Daniel Kohn, Exec Director, $508,851
   Angela Brown, GM Events, $487,358
   Michael Dolan, VP Strategic Progs, $437,085
   Clyde Seepersad, GM Training, $393,200
   Daniel Cauchy, Exec Director, $392,137
   Greg Kroah-Hartman, Fellow, $367,888
   Shubra Kar, VP Products, $275,494
   Abigail Kearns, Exec Director, $517,492
   Jerry Childers, CTO Cloud Foundry, $498,323
   Philip Robb, VP Netops, $364,437
   Josh AAS, Exec Director, $353,463
   Jamie Smith, Chief Marketing Officer, $335,542
   
   And finally, Linus Torvalds, Fellow, $1,608,158
   
   Linus sure gets a hell of a lot of money in exchange for not enforcing his license against violations and to wield his copyright against freedom (by ensuring that Linux is GPLv3-incomatible by licensing GPLv2-only instead of GPLv2-or-later).
   
   According to Lunduke, in 2021, out of all the expenditure, only 3.4% of it was for Linux; https://lunduke.substack.com/p/linux-foundation-spends-just-34-of
   
   Although that was from 2021.
   
   
   There is also a 2023 report; https://www.linuxfoundation.org/hubfs/Reports/lf_annualreport23_071024a.pdf?hsLang=en
   Of course; <xmp:CreatorTool>Adobe Illustrator 25.4 (Macintosh)</xmp:CreatorTool> - still using macos.
   
   On page 158, you can see that only 2% of their expenditures was actually spent on Linux and the rest was either shoved into the hands of proprietary software companies or something that resembles a furnace.
   
   Of course, on page 160, they put the proprietary software as the contact details up the top and the address and finally an email only at the bottom.
   
   I'm not exactly sure where to find the tax filings for 2022 or 2023, but 2021 seems to be good enough for demonstration.