You may be right. But I looked at the recent gnu thing ("joint statement") and gnu software is guix (OS distribution), guile (programming language), social (vap

You may be right. But I looked at the recent gnu thing ("joint statement") and gnu software is guix (OS distribution), guile (programming language), social (vapourware afaict), mpc (library), hurd (os kernel), libc (library)... it goes on like that. Most of those are targeted purely at developers. An OS distribution might be for others, but Guix' homepage describes it as having "declarative system configuration for transparent and reproducible operating systems" that "provides Guile Scheme APIs". My neighbours would turn away in an instant. So gnu too is increasingly becoming something for developers, unless the signatories there are seriously unrepresentative.