>What suddenly struck me is that a GNU System with its own kernel, although it >exists today, did not exist when the original Linux distributions were >created. >As I recall, back then GNU did not exist as a system in any form. It was a >future goal, but then it was only a collection of programs. So in one very >real >sense, LinuxOS was around long before GNUOS. Wow... good point that I hadn't thought of. :) Maybe we should make them call it Linux/GNU. ;-) D
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