Re: [Trisquel-users] GNU-Linux on Wikipedia

[onpon4]

If Debian were to replace the GNU system with something else, we would just  
have to call it "Debian". Not "Debian GNU/Linux", but not "Debian Linux"  
either; just Debian. Or maybe the replacement system already has a name, in  
which case that system's name would be appropriate (e.g. maybe it's BSD, in  
which case it would be "Debian BSD"). That wouldn't be a problem.

But you're talking about just a few programs, not the whole system (the  
amount of GNU programs in BSD today is extremely small). It's one thing to  
replace a few programs with others, and it's another to replace the whole  
operating system. Also, the Debian project, last time I checked, doesn't have  
a problem with version 3 of the GPL. Overall, the situation with BSD is  
completely different from the situation with Debian.