which people generally known vs which people generally know

Some examples from the web:

• Mr President, radioactivity is something of a mysterious topic and one about which people generally have reservations.
• It's known by some people in New Haven, obviously, but it is not generally known.
• It would appear that the assistance that Daniel Cohn-Bendit and other prominent people had provided to the suspect, Hans-Joachim Klein, in the 1970s and 1980s was generally known and the subject of discussion in the press and relevant publications Hans-Joachim Klein: Rückkehr in die Menschlichkeit.
• I mean, slum lords aren't generally known for their popularity.
• Not generally known but we are descended from King Macbeth himself.
• It isn't generally known that Madame has been letting me do the designing.
• It is generally known that without demand, this business would not flourish.
• The flatworms are generally known as flukes.
• I mean, slum lords aren't generally known for their popularity.
• Whereas this functional interconnection and interaction is generally known as 'interoperability';
• The war is going very badly for us, far worse than is generally known.
• Mr President, the main themes are now generally known, and it is not only since the Dehaene report that everyone has been talking about them.
• It was generally known that Abiola, who had heart problems for a long time, was not receiving the proper treatment and medication in prison.
• Now then, it seems to be generally known that you have some... well, shall we say resistance to college-trained personnel.
• It was generally known that Clutter never had large sums of cash on hand.
• It isn't generally known that Madame has been letting me do all the designing.
• I had asked the services to perhaps make this generally known once again.
• As is generally known, we take the view that this should be Article 280 because it is essentially about the good management of EU funding.
• It is generally known, however, that the current legal framework is not up to the task.
• The few overarching objectives the programme now contains are generally known, and so they should be.

Some examples from the web:

• That's because people generally suck. I know.
• Mr President, radioactivity is something of a mysterious topic and one about which people generally have reservations.
• I know it sounds shallow, but people generally like me.
• You know none of these people generally like you.
• The girl is young, you know and young people generally like those who are young like themselves.
• I... generally know where Australia is.
• People generally are comfortable with it, Democrats and Republicans.
• It takes some getting used to, but people generally do.
• As a result, people generally choose the option that suits them best.
• People generally associate this with McCarthyism but it had nothing to do with McCarthy.
• It's something people generally ask.
• During the first phase of the breakout, people generally lack adequate information.
• People generally listen with their ears, leaving their eyes free to wander.
• While you may find it very interesting, other people generally find it annoying.
• There's a saying that people generally get as much as they strive for.
• It's always been my theory that as long as you're clear with your rules and expectations, people generally will fall in...
• There are many target groups - farmers, first and foremost, but also people generally, as well as everyone directly or indirectly affected.
• With Von Trier, it's not only the problem of belief in the sense of, do people generally still believe today the place of religion today, and so on.
• people generally think of forgiveness as the flip side of contrition, the obligatory response to an apology.
• Are the people generally happy? [laughs]