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> > The best way to create GNU OS is for an existing free distribution to
> > give its copyright ownership to the FSF and change its brand to GNU.
> 
> Seems pointless or impossible when most software in a distribution isn't
> copyrighted by its developers (it distributes software written by
> others).
> 
> > Giving copyright ownership to the FSF will ensure that GNU OS will
> > always be free.
> 
> Licenses like the GNU GPL are designed to do this, even if the copyright
> holder later decides to make newer versions nonfree (if there are
> multiple independent significant copyright holders then it might be
> difficult to get their permission to make a nonfree derived work).
> 
> > GNOME started out with the freedom mindset, but has
> > become open source, even though it is supposed to be a GNU
> > project. The FSF cannot fix GNOME because, as far as I understand, it
> > does not own the GNOME copyright.
> 
> Explain how copyright assignment could help in such a case.   (It's
> interesting for me as a contributor to a different non-FSF-assigned GNU
> package.)
> 
> > Trisquel seems to be the prime candidate to morph into GNU OS, because
> > it is used by the FSF.
> 
> They also use other distros for significantly different uses, like
> gNewSense or LibreWRT.   How would Trisquel replace them?

I thought this was talking about the gnu herd!
gnu.org/software/hurd/
it is a microkernel? that was being produced for gnu software. Seems linux 
(monolithic? Kernel ) became mainsteam before they got it to work. But seems to 
be working now! 

But to the subject at hand:
i like fragmentation. It means there is a free market and you have choice. I do 
not want only one brand of cola (coca cola) nor two (pepsi-cola) nor three 
(ubuntu-cola) but four (whole earth organic cola) and five (fentimans curiosity 
cola). (i am sure there are more)
I consider it my job to recomend products i like (fentimans curiosity cola is 
great by the way!). I would not like to say that we will no longer have many 
different flavours but they all got toguether and did one single flavour. And 
also i do not think they will. 

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