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ars Technica: "Adobe chose Linux as the starting point because 64-bit software is supported pervasively in the Linux ecosystem and because Linux users have expressed the most demand for 64-bit Flash."

jonobacon@home: "Adam Williamson...has posted a vitriol filled rant entitled Why I don’t like Canonical...Bollocks.

Lets take a look each of these delicious nuggets of nonsense and break them apart."

Last month, the open source community was buzzing over a report released by the Linux Foundation that placed the value of the Linux ecosystem at around $25 billion.

Here is an interview with Amanda McPherson, the foundation's VP of marketing & developer programs, to get her thoughts on the study.

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Unless you already have a nice pied--terre on another habitable planet, you might want to consider taking action to preserve this one's ecosystem.

The Linux Foundation is set to release a report on Wednesday estimating that the Linux ecosystem is now worth $25 billion.

darthcamaro writes "How much is Linux worth today? That's a question the Linux Foundation is trying to answer in a new report expected to be released on Wednesday.

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The Linux Foundation is set to release a report on Wednesday estimating that the Linux ecosystem is now worth $25 billion.

Of that $1.3 billion comes from Google's Android which uses Linux as its base.

Linux Day and Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex are coming, many potential new users will try Linux for the first time and a part of them will remain with Windows or (worse) will switch to Mac OS X.If you think "Linux ecosystem" is ready for the masses, You have just to show it!

Greg defined the "Linux ecosystem" as a series of interconnected projects, primarily the Linux kernel, GCC, X.org, binutils, glibc, and the Linux man pages.