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If you feel that GNU belongs in the name, I would say that it should be last since, with this subsystem, you need Windows up and running before you can even ins
by wayneftw 8y ago
If you feel that GNU belongs in the name, I would say that it should be last since, with this subsystem, you need Windows up and running before you can even insert any GNU tools. So, Windows/GNU or more precisely: Windows + GNU.
However, you could enable the subsystem without installing any GNU tools at all if you wanted to. Then you could install whatever alternative tools that you wish to. Also, I don't think that the OS name should change when I install a set of applications. For instance, when I install Paint.NET to do all of my image work, I don't refer to Windows as Paint.NET/Windows.