These are just the obvious ones. "Linux" does not represent them, but if you
look around at the people on this list, and the topics covered at lca, you
*will* see all of them. By being a "Linux" organisation, we're limiting our
message substantially, and foolishly excluding people who have very similar
goals to ours - and note: "Linux" limits us to the *non-growth* areas of the
Open Source industry and community. Growth in Open Source these days is not
in "Linux" but in enterprise Open Source applications, user experience, the
web and embedded devices (for which the kernel is predominately Linux, yes).