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Linus Torvalds doesn’t sell Linux. He’s paid to maintain it.
For years, Linus has been employed by companies whose entire businesses depend on Linux. Today, he works full-time at the Linux Foundation, which is funded by massive corporations like Intel, Google, IBM, Microsoft, and others.
Why would they pay him?
Because Linux runs:
•Most of the internet
•Cloud infrastructure
•Android
•Servers
•Supercomputers
•Data centers
If Linux breaks, billions of dollars break with it.
So instead of owning Linux, Linus is paid to:
•Review code
•Decide what gets merged
•Keep the kernel stable
•Guide its technical direction
He also earns from:
•Speaking engagements
•Awards & honors
•Past stock grants from employers
The key idea most people miss:
Open source shifts money from “selling software” to “paying for reliability.”
That’s the summary of how the creator of Linux makes a living —
not by owning Linux, but by being the one everyone trusts to keep it working.
New @COSMIC_desktop 1.0.5 release is now available in our repository! Check it out ❤️
`sudo pacman -S cosmic`
after that reboot and select cosmic as session! :)