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I think he means that Linux and GNU don't need each other, therefore its not /, its +, as in one is not a sub-component of the other.
by seclorum 14y ago
I think he means that Linux and GNU don't need each other, therefore its not /, its +, as in one is not a sub-component of the other.
- sp332 14y agoOh! I get it now. primitur: It's supposed to be GNU on (or over) Linux, like TCP/IP.