Corking :) Hey, thats my word. :)
Definitely--and I would've said "GNU/Linux" if that's what I had meant ;) I was refering to your first paragraph when you said: Hurd is running well enough for you that you don't [need] to touch Linux anymore? (you get the point ;), and this is all kernel-stuff, right?) :\ The Hurd replaces what used to be in the kernel, so one could call it a kernel I guess. Just put me on your list as `already converted', so you remember not to worry about me in the future (I even told the Western-Digital tech-support guy that I was running "... Debian--GNU on Linux", when my last hard disk died--then I had to un-confuse him) :) That should have been Linux on GNU, not the other way around. Since you are using a GNU variant and running Linux on that. I prefer just saying that I am running a GNU variant; it easier to say than "GNU slash Linux" and it raises some eyebrows at the same time.
