Surprisingly, this is what the Webkit project uses for Linux, so that's why they chose it too.
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I don't remember how I dit it though.
Mathematica is way more targeted to the "general public" though. It's fairly obvious that MATLAB started its life as fronted to FORTRAN.
They only care for Linux CUDA farms and it shows.
It's like balancing a checkbook. When you act as a producer, your windfarm puts 1MW into the pool. Logistically, you have to buy it back to claim you consume green power, otherwise you run on the grid's energy mix.
(This is broad strokes, and may vary depending on your location.)
Here it is. Right from the mother-ship.
As far as the marketing goes, it is a larger trend. See Fedora Workstation/Server, elementaryOS. In fact, on the CentOS homepage there is nary a mention of Linux.