Does Ubuntu not contribute to Linux?

Some Linuxkernel developers think that the Ubuntu developer Canonical has made little or even no contribution to Linux. When talking about Ubuntu at the Linuxplumbing conference, they think it is almost insignificant to Linux, ubuntu has contributed too little to Linuxkernel. As the most popular desktop version, Ubuntu has only donated 100 patches to Linuxkernel, which is only 0.01% of the total.

Some Linux kernel developers think that the Ubuntu developer Canonical has little or even no contribution to Linux. When talking about Ubuntu at the Linux plumbing conference, they think it is almost insignificant to Linux, ubuntu has contributed too little to Linux kernel. As the most popular desktop version, Ubuntu has only donated 100 patches to Linux kernel, which is only 0.01% of the total, however, industry insiders thought that Canonical had only 130 employees worldwide, while other employees such as Red Hat, Novell, and IBM had more than employees. Ubuntu now has almost no income, therefore, this cannot be compared, not to mention that Ubuntu contributes less.

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Ubuntu has contributed a lot to the use of a good system. Ubuntu can be mailed for free. Is it still a small contribution? Ubuntu provides good bandwidth support, which is a huge contribution to tens of millions of users.

Maybe Ubuntu does not have enough funds and manpower to make more contributions to the Linux kernel, but Ubuntu creates a miracle and pushes the Linux release version to a peak, which is a contribution.

Linux kernel from all over the world and Ubuntu from all over the world are proud of us.