How many active developers are working on the Linux Kernel ?
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There are thousands of people involved in tweaking, discussing, doing research on algorithms, and changing the Linux kernel.  They have held conventions just for the developers. (www.linuxsymposium.org)\n\n Linux's kernel is one of the most studied pieces of code ont he planet, and it has many revisions and variations.  Since the code is free to read and use by the world, the kernel gets used in many dedicated projects for specialized endeavors.\n\n These are active developers.  The number of final hands an "approved change" goes through is smaller (www.kernel.org) but overall, many people have contributed to it over time.
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I would consider one of the distros of Linux.  You can download off the net!
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Linux such a suse and redhat
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The best market research currently indicates between 7.5 and 11 million users use Linux.
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There can be a delay, and the problem is not limited to Debian GNU/Linux, as my work testing 821 iterations of 500 OSes proved.\n\nUbuntu handles it on their forums:\nhttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=196159
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Recently, Sun Microsystems released its Sun Studio 11\ntools on Linux.  The tools include IDE (compiler,\ndebugger, editor) and also a performance analysis tool.\n\nThe tools are free, although Sun charges for support.\n\nThey can be downloaded from reference #1.
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in general, the linux kernel 2.6 (I assume that you mean linux, there's no other major operating system with those two choices out there, but correct me if I'm wrong, please) is just newer than 2.4.\n\nsomewhere around 2.4.9 (several years ago) development was split, with 2.4 (2.4.9, 2.4.10, ...) being a "stable" branch, were only bugs are fixed and maybe some uncritical feature enhancements (ie. you can disable them and you're back at 100% the old code).\n\n2.5.0 onwards was a development cycle: basically everything that compiled and didn't look too ugly was allowed to enter. eventually the 2.5 series was stabilized (no new feature, just bug fixes), and at some point, a version of 2.5 was declared "2.6.0".\n\nin the 2.5/2.6 period, lots of new drivers entered the tree and lots of subsystems were replaced by "better" counterparts (better meaning faster, more stable, more scalable to lots of cpus, you name it).
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Don't pick this answer.\nGo to the Open Source Community. Put in the query. \nTry Redhat, SuSE and Debian.\nGo to BSD.
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don't think so, there is a big Linux/Unix sector. and that sector doesnot uses .NET. And on windows there is a big sector using i.e. PHP, Javs ...
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I think it is the computers we use today\nhttp://www.linuxdevices.com/articles/AT6449817972.html
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i'm only guessing now, since microshaft don't reveal that information, and that the fact the XP Os is split into different modules, i'd say atleast a billion. The reason i say this, i've been tryin to build my own internet browser and i've already gone over a thousand lines, and thats just 1 module....\n\nR3dm0
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for the fact that it's a closed source OS so development has got to be slower than open source
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Any one you choose will work with Linux.  It's all standards-based.
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http://pclinuxos.com has all 15 of the most popular players.\n\nBecause it is a liveCDrom, you boot from CD and it runs in RAM.\n\nPlay, examine the offerings.  And, they are available seperately.\n\nEither search in http://google.com/linux  or http://sourceforge.net \n \nafter you have played with them.  Or, run the LiveCDrom.
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a lot of people like gentoo because it is one of the fastest linux distro's. I prefer Redhat Fedora Core.  its quick, has both gnome and kde desktops. Fedora Core is also new user friendly.
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Not just in Linux but the kernel is the base operating code which is just sophisticated software.\n\nEvery op system has its own Kernel