Thanks for following up with the point that these things could stack almost indefinitely. It's hypocritical to put GNU at the forefront when, obviously, the ker

Thanks for following up with the point that these things could stack almost indefinitely. It's hypocritical to put GNU at the forefront when, obviously, the kernel alone would be totally useless except as a portable-ish interface to talk to hardware and process syscalls with very little abstraction. -- Sent from my <textarea>/HTML/Hacker News/Gecko/Firefox/GNOME/GNU/Linux