Esto es lo que contesta Alan cox en una entrevista. La entrevista completa est� en el sitio de linuxjournal. ... LJ: How important was the GNU project, and how did the GNU Hurd factor in to your thinking? Should Linux be known as GNU/Linux? Alan: I knew about GNU several years before. In fact, in many ways, Linux exists because GNU chose to pursue the Hurd rather than using UZI as their Unix OS core, as they could have done. GNU/Linux is perhaps overstating it, but ignoring the FSF contribution is even worse. Richard has perhaps made a few enemies by insisting on GNU/Linux - but it does remind people. It's really x11/BSD/GNU/....../Linux. ...
