Virtual Decentralized Networks: Linux's Organization
barries writes: "Here is an interesting take on the Linux Project which tries to put it in a historical perspective and explain why traditional structures and theory don't fully apply to it. It overlooks a few things but gets most of the basics right." You might want to skip ahead a bit in the paper to get to the Linux-specific sections.
To quote:
"In fact, the Linux OS is licensed under the GNU GPL and uses most of the GNU programs. That is why it is often referred as GNU/Linux."
Ummm, I don't know anyone who calls it that, and I hear RMS is on of the few who actually does.
Things like this can really distract a reader, ya know?