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Torvalds calls Linux kernel 'huge and bloated' 
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Torvalds calls Linux kernel 'huge and bloated'
Kevin McLaughlin Sep 23, 2009
Open source OS drowning from popularity.
 
Top secret trials for NICTA's kernel breakthrough 
Security
Top secret trials for NICTA's kernel breakthrough
Brett Winterford Aug 17, 2009
Intelligence community gets first dibs on secure OS.
 
Red Hat leads open source contributions to Linux Kernel 
Software
Red Hat leads open source contributions to Linux Kernel
Mitchell Bingemann Apr 11, 2008
Linux distribution vendor Red Hat has streaked ahead as the leading corporate contributor to the ongoing open source project, the Linux Kernel.
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