Hmm .. saw this a bit late.
Isntt the very fact the FSF wants you to use
"GNU/Linux" and not "Linux", indicative of the control
they wish to excercise over our freedom to choose?
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On Thu, 15 Apr 2004, Raj Mathur wrote:
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> jareeN> On Wed, 14 Apr 2004, Tarun Dua wrote:
> >> Yet another list member who calls it Linux
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> jareeN> Firstly, I prefer to call it GNU/Linux
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jareeN> On Wed, 14 Apr 2004, Tarun Dua wrote:
>> Yet another list member who calls it Linux
jareeN> Firstly, I prefer to call it GNU/Linux not Linux.
jareeN> Secondly, I was just pointing o
Tarun Dua wrote:
Please avoid bringing in useless discussion on GNU/Linux vs Linux in any
form on this list. Call it whatever you want and respect other's right to
call it whatever they want.
Sorry folks, This was a unnecessary troll.
I think jareeN in no way asked you to call it GNU/Linux it was
On Wed, 14 Apr 2004, Tarun Dua wrote:
> Yet another list member who calls it Linux
Firstly, I prefer to call it GNU/Linux not Linux.
Secondly, I was just pointing out that people who call it GNU/Linux like
it due to its freedom and better philosophy, while those calling Linux
tend to like it for
.jareeN. wrote:
> I think that person got inspired by Linux and and not GNU/Linux becuase
> otherwise there would have been no thought of switching back.
Please avoid bringing in useless discussion on GNU/Linux vs Linux in any
form on this list. Call it whatever you want and respect other's right t
