Over 97% of the 'Linux' Foundation's Budget Goes Not to Linux
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According to the Linux Foundation's 2025 annual report, only about 2.95% of its over $310M budget is allocated to Linux itself, with critics accusing the organization of mission creep and 'openwashing' by diverting funds to unrelated initiatives involving AI, cloud, and cryptocurrency.
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