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My personal opinion is, wouldn't there be a guy like RMS, there |
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shouldn't be any hesitation in declaring everything part of the GNU project. |
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But as long as anybody's software is part of a campaign against |
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everything which is not GNU, I have big problems with it. |
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Fredrik Jagenheim wrote: |
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> On Wed, Aug 07, 2002 at 02:57:14PM +0200, Alexander Gretencord wrote: |
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>>Well for some ppl now that someone tried to push the GNU/ part onto Gentoo |
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>>it's this kind of "no, not after this" feeling :) This doesn't bring us |
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>>anywhere it's not the users decision anyway. |
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> Oh, but let's make it a users decision. I propose a new flag in USE |
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> that will let the user name the system 'GNU/Linux' or 'Linux' or |
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> 'Gentoo GNU/Linux, the best dist for politically correct power users'. |
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> Now, let's flame over what the default should be. ;) |
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> No, I'm not serious. Unless it's about code. |
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> //Humming, pondering if he's naming it GNU/Linux because he used GNU |
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> tools to build it, should he then name his Great Novel after the |
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> typewriter? ;) |
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