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by jcitme 16y ago
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- dalore 16y agoIt is GNU/Linux thank you.
- krakensden 16y agoDistributions are GNU/Linux. The Linux kernel is Linux. And yes, I did well actually you.
- kijinbear 16y agoThey don't all work on the same part of the kernel.
- bad_user 16y agoSorry, but that's one of the stupidest arguments I ever heard (not referring only to you, but also to the parent's parent that brought it up). Linux is a monolithic kernel, and because kernel parts depend on one another, unfinished changes are often blocking other changes and/or are breaking other parts. Of course you aren't going to have 1000 developers working on the same line in the same file. Linux is a product by itself, not a distribution of independent parts. You either have the whole kernel, or you have nothing. And I would die to see another kernel developed by 5 people, achieving the same feature-parity / stability and all that jazz as Linux.