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The open-source operating system kernel.

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Momentum

Each signal is ranked as a percentile among the technologies that have it. A signal without enough history is not counted, and never shown as zero. How momentum works

Momentum

Collecting1 of 5 signals

No score yet. Momentum is published only when at least 2 of the 5 signals have history. Linux has 1, so there is no single number: each signal is shown on its own below. It is not a zero, and nothing is estimated in its place.

Snapshot OCT 24, 2026 · Scoring tech@1

Official repository stars
Collecting
Star growth needs repository snapshots 30 days apart.250,819 stars now
Member repository stars
Collecting
Star growth needs repository snapshots 30 days apart.1 new member in 30 days
Package adoption
Not published by its registries
Its packages’ registries publish no adoption figure, so there is nothing to grow.
Open models
No official models
No official model on Hugging Face, so this signal does not apply.
News
4 vs 0
95th percentile among technologies with this signal4 in the last 30 days · 0 in the 30 before

Adoption by registry

The growth of Linux’s own packages, one row per registry in that registry’s own unit. Registries count different things over different windows, so they are never added together.

No registry has two observations of Linux’s own packages about 30 days apart yet, so there is no growth to show. Nothing is estimated in its place.

News activity

Events · 7 days
1published events that mention it
Events · 30 days
4published events that mention it
Previous 30 days
0events in the 30 days before

Momentum history

Momentum history starts OCT 8, 2026. A chart appears once two daily snapshots carry a score; none does so far.

Repositories

Official 1

  • torvalds/linux

    Linux kernel source tree

    Official repositoryC

    250.8K

Members 1,198repositories tagged with one of its aliases, most-starred first

  • complexorganizations/wireguard-manager

    ✔️ WireGuard-Manager is an innovative tool designed to streamline the deployment and management of WireGuard VPNs. Emphasizing user-friendliness and security, it simplifies the complexities of VPN configuration, offering a robust yet accessible solution for both personal and professional use.

    Tagged linuxShell

    1.9K

  • xchacha20-poly1305/husi

    Husi is a non-professional proxy-set-based multiplatform proxy tool set.

    Tagged linuxKotlin

    1.8K

  • RHVoice/RHVoice

    a free and open source speech synthesizer for Russian and other languages

    Tagged linuxC++

    1.8K

  • openaudible/openaudible

    Audiobook Manager for Audible Users

    Tagged linuxJava

    1.8K

  • OpenCCU/OpenCCU

    :house: Buildroot-based, cloud-free smart-home platform for a Homematic IP CCU (CCU3/ELV-Charly). Runs on Raspberry Pi & x86/ARM or as a virtual appliance (Proxmox VE, Home Assistant, Docker/LXC/K8s)...

    Tagged linuxJavaScript

    1.8K

  • parvardegr/sharing

    Sharing is a command-line tool to share directories and files from the CLI to iOS and Android devices without the need of an extra client app

    Tagged linuxJavaScript

    1.8K

  • abusoww/tuxmate

    THE MISSING BULK APP INSTALLER FOR LINUX

    Tagged linuxTypeScript

    1.8K

  • kbumsik/VirtScreen

    Make your iPad/tablet/computer into a secondary monitor on Linux.

    Tagged linuxPython

    1.8K

  • sammcj/gollama

    Go manage your Ollama models

    Tagged linuxGo

    1.8K

  • durdraw/durdraw

    Versatile ASCII and ANSI Art text editor for drawing in the Linux/Unix/macOS terminal, with animation, 256 and 16 colors, Unicode and CP437, and customizable themes

    Tagged linuxPython

    1.8K

  • media-kit/media-kit

    A cross-platform video player & audio player for Flutter & Dart.

    Tagged linuxDart

    1.8K

  • lizrice/learning-ebpf

    Learning eBPF, published by O'Reilly - out now! Here's where you'll find a VM config for the examples, and more

    Tagged linux-kernelC

    1.8K

Packages

“Is” packages are Linux itself; ecosystem packages depend on them. The two are counted separately and never added together. Adoption is each registry’s own figure, with its percentile within that registry.

Is 2the technology itself, most-adopted first

  • motherfuckingpack

    A simple example package

    Published from torvalds/linuxPyPI

    Not published by PyPI
  • tempa-pack

    A simple example package

    Published from torvalds/linuxPyPI

    Not published by PyPI

Ecosystem 0packages that depend on it, most-adopted first

No package in the catalog depends on Linux’s own packages.

Latest news the 4 latest events that mention it