> Finally, why should we trivialize the kernel of any OS as an "only
> thing"?
When I say that Linux is only the kernel, I am not trying to minimize
the work of writing of a kernel. I am comparing it with something of
a greater order of complexity--a whole operating system. The kernel
is a substantial and important software package; at the same time, it
is just a part of the operating system. The same is true of the
compiler, the C library, the editor, the debugger, to list some parts
of the system that were written by the GNU Project.
- Re: GNU License for Hardware Angelo Schneider
- Re: GNU License for Hardware David Starner
- Re: GNU License for Hardware Derek Balling
- Re: GNU License for Hardware Forrest J. Cavalier III
- Re: GNU License for Hardware Bruce Perens
- Re: GNU License for Hardware Arandir
- Re: GNU License for Hardware Alejandro Forero Cuervo
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- Re: GNU License for Hardware Nick Moffitt
- Re: GNU License for Hardware Richard Stallman
- Re: GNU License for Hardware Richard Stallman
- Re: GNU License for Hardware Richard Stallman
- Re: GNU License for Hardware Derek Balling
- Re: GNU License for Hardware Angelo Schneider
- Re: GNU License for Hardware Richard Stallman
- Re: GNU License for Hardware Alejandro Forero Cuervo
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