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![OC]Linux kernel commits as of 5.7-rc1 by author's email domain name,for domains with >= 5000 commits. : r/linux](https://i.redd.it/gmpm92inz0t41.png "OC]Linux kernel commits as of 5.7-rc1 by author's email domain name,for domains with >= 5000 commits. : r/linux")