The Linux Foundation set up its branches in China for the first time

Article title: Linux Foundation first set up a branch in China. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source.

On June 23, the Linux Foundation revealed today that the foundation has appointed Cliff Miller, a senior person in the Linux industry, as the operation director of the foundation in China. This is the first time that the Linux Foundation has set up a branch in China. The Foundation hopes to further promote the popularization of the Linux platform in China.

The Linux Foundation is a non-profit group dedicated to promoting the growth of Linux. It is understood that the Linux Foundation's branch offices in China will hold Linux-related meetings and activities in conjunction with community members and enterprises in China, and will focus on promoting MeeGo operating systems in China.

The Linux Foundation believes that Chinese developers play a more important role. Its executive director Jim Zemlin believes that Linux is widely used in China and that Cliff will help Chinese communities, enterprises and individual users come together.

Cliff Miller is the founder of TurboLinux and is currently the chief strategy officer at DeviceVM (Da Hui feicode. It is understood that Cliff will hold both of the above positions.

Cliff Miller said, "in China, there will be more than one billion people connected through mobile phones, PCs and other devices, and using Linux will be fast and reliable, I hope to promote cooperation between Linux developers and users."