Geek Time with Jim Zemlin
Jim Zemlin is the Executive Director of the Linux Foundation, and earlier this month he sat down with the Open Source Programs Office’s Jeremy Allison for a chat about the future of Linux. In addition to talking about the future, Jim shares insights on the history and significance of Linux. Some highlights:
* Jim explains the role of the Linux Foundation in Linux kernel development, including the work of Linus Torvalds. (0:18)
* Jeremy and Jim talk about the organizations that support the Linux Foundation, and their reasons for doing so. (2:21)
* Jim is well known for his presentations for the Linux Foundation, and Jeremy asks Jim to delve further into the topic of one of his talks, where he describes his vision of “Linux Everywhere.” (4:55)
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