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I think you're nitpicking, and your comment does nothing to add to the discussion, but I'll say this: If I'd said "Linux-on-the-mobile", you could just as easi
by maheart 9y ago
I think you're nitpicking, and your comment does nothing to add to the discussion, but I'll say this:
If I'd said "Linux-on-the-mobile", you could just as easily have said "Linux (kernel) is already on the mobile!".
If I'd said "GNU/Linux-on-the-mobile", you could have argued that Termux[1] adds GNU tools to your Android phone.
Half the things you'd expect on a "Linux" system (e.g. systemd, a Wayland compositor, X, DBUS, PulseAudio) are not associated with FSF/GNU at all.
Without nitpicking, when you say "Linux" most people think "Red Hat" (or Debian, Ubuntu, Arch, etc), not "Android".
[1] https://termux.com/ https://termux.com/