"Just 7.7% of devs are unpaid—because Linux development is worth paying for."

"On the 25th anniversary of Linux, its creator gives a LinuxCon audience insight into the highlights and lowlights of Linux's history to date, and why he credits the GPL for the operating system's success."

Swapnil Bhartiya explains the significance of Linux's 25th anniversary

InfoWorld celebrates the 25th birthday of Linux -- and the new generation of open source projects Linux enabled.

"This year marks a special anniversary for Linux, as the open-source operating system turns 25" writes Sean Michael Kerner. Read his reflections on the leaps and bounds by Linux over the years.

"At LinuxCon, Wim Coekaerts, corporate VP of Microsoft Enterprise Open Source Group, came not merely to make peace with Linux, but to join forces with Linux and open-source software in a marriage of customer happiness."

At LinuxCon, Jim Zemlin looks back of the past 25 years of Linux. 

"At LinuxCon, keynoters look back at 25 years of Linux, why the future is still bright, and why technology can have tangible benefits on the human condition."

The government's agencies will now share more open source code with each other; The White House released federal source code policy, requiring agencies to release 20% new code they commission as OSS. This new development is helped, in part, by The Linux Foundation's Core Infrastructure Initiative 

Heather Kirksey, director of The Linux Foundation's OPNFV, explains that the project is well past the "hype" into the "implementation" phase. More of her thoughts shared at the OPNFV Summit in this article.

"We can look to the OpenStack Foundation, Cloud Foundry Foundation, Linux Foundation, Cloud Native Computing Foundation, Open Container Initiative, Open API Initiative and many others as examples" writes Dr. Angel Diaz about attracting top dev talent.