I love Linux as much as the next sysadmin, but given how central it is to the bottom lines of so many corporations, there's no way I'm going to donate to it as an individual. Let the companies that profit from it fund it.
>> A percentage of every purchase made on your Linux Foundation credit card goes back to Linux Foundation <<<p>Would be nice if they actually mentioned what that percentage is exactly.
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Would be nice if we could find out what percentage of the total Linux Foundations donations, payments from member companies and members actually go to the people making useful contributions to Linux developers and related technologies/tool developers, as opposed to "management retreats".
Why not just get a card with 1.5% cash back or more and make a donation? The Foundation would get more and it's tax deductible for the cardholder.
I'm moving all my banking away from Wells Fargo because of their involvement with the north dakota access pipeline, and this will be a great replacement for my CC!
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