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systemd is still GPL (LGPL to be exact) so if you truly want to get rid of the "GNU" in "GNU/Linux" you might want to take a look at the rust-coreutils for a st
by dark-star 3mo ago
systemd is still GPL (LGPL to be exact) so if you truly want to get rid of the "GNU" in "GNU/Linux" you might want to take a look at the rust-coreutils for a starter
- jsLavaGoat 3mo agoIf you're really interested I have an expansion of rust-coreutils that includes Rust implementations of a drop-in bash clone, git, pico, and many others. You don't need GNU at all if you don't want anymore.
- dark-star 3mo agoYeah, I'm actually interested in that, and I think by now it should be very possible to build a Linux system without any GNU userland (by default). Instead of building yet-another "no systemd here" distro, why does nobody build a "no GNU here" distro instead? :)
- jsLavaGoat 3mo agoI did. jonerix on gh. "GNO" means "GNO is not GNU"