You can doubt but it seems that Go is becoming the de facto language on the server side. Which doesn't use libc. A lot of systems still run on Java -- I suppos

You can doubt but it seems that Go is becoming the de facto language on the server side. Which doesn't use libc. A lot of systems still run on Java -- I suppose the Linux JVM does depend on glibc, but seriously, in these situations you might as well call it Java/Linux. As I commented elsewhere, arguing that a system ought to put the developer of its C library in its name seems silly when it's just one small component. The GNU ecosystem used to be much more influential in the 90s and early 2000s...