Also, Broadcom is paying someone to write an open driver for the RPi GPU. They are literally the first company to do open GPU drivers for ARM-related GPUs.
Is there any evidence that Sanders gained so much support for the same reason, that people didn't like Clinton?
At the beginning of the race, I assumed Sanders would be like the "RON PAUL 2008" campaign, with a small but vocal group of supporters. I did not think a self-described socialist would be viable in a general election. (Remember how Obama was called a "soshulist"?)
Suppose DNC didn't pick the favorite, and there was a mainstream alternative to Clinton with a favorable approval rating (e.g. Biden). Would Sanders still have garnered this much support?
Had Sanders been the nominee, I would have voted for him: not for his leftist stances but because he seemed like he could be trusted with not running the country into the ground. I stayed home this election.