I don't belive Richard Stallmans reason for calling it GNU/Linux has anything to do with credit particularly. He is not asking for people to call it Stallman/Linux. This is what some want you to belive. Some want you to blieve Richard Stallman is selfish and egotistical individual. His reasons for demanding it be called GNU/Linux go hand in hand with spreading the message of freedom. A completely respectble endveour. If you only call it Linux it misses the point. Linus and the mainline kernel do not care about your freedom. By calling it GNU/Linux it begs the question of why. Why? Your freedom is why we call it GNU/Linux and not just Linux.

Companies like Redhat, Canonical, and others have the potential to impact chipset manufacturers just as we do. Your decision to spend a little more and get a chipset where the chipset manufacturer has respected your freedom matters.

We (libre.thinkpenguin.com) do have 'high' prices for some items at the moment. Nothing is astronimically priced though. Everything should generally be in line with retail pricing.

If you are financially unable to pay feel free to send us an offer using the contact link on the site. We can and will generally accept less. Please mention *why* you are after our products (freedom, libre).

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