“At the start of the 6th annual Linux Foundation’s Collaboration
Summit, chief executive Jim Zemlin is in buoyant mood. Attendance
has never been better, open source code is becoming more popular in
new areas of the industry, and Linux is number one in all the
sectors that count.“We want to continue our trajectory in every corner of the
industry,” Zemlin told The Register. “We’re seeing Linux as the
primary platform for greenfield sites in large enterprises, the
primary operating system for cloud computing build outs, and we’re
seeing tremendous growth in mobile and the embedded markets.”
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