Greg Kroah-Hartman is a respected figure within the Linux community renowned for his significant contributions as a kernel developer and maintainer. He plays a pivotal role in managing crucial aspects of the Linux kernel, including the -stable branch, staging subsystem, USB, driver core, debugfs, kref, kobject, sysfs subsystems, Userspace I/O, and TTY layer. Moreover, he has led various notable projects such as linux-hotplug, udev, and the Linux Driver Project. Transitioning from Novell’s SUSE Labs to the Linux Foundation in 2012, he continues to make a significant impact within the open-source realm.
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