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there's no GNU on Android, and probably not on embedded devices either (given the GPLv3) so you'd be more accurate to say just Linux, rather than parroting sta
by blibble 13y ago
there's no GNU on Android, and probably not on embedded devices either (given the GPLv3)
so you'd be more accurate to say just Linux, rather than parroting stallman
- jlgreco 13y agoCorrect. I like the phrase "GNU/Linux", but only in recent years with the popularization of other userlands that makes the distinction has become useful.
- teho 13y agoglibc is under GPLv2 and I find it to be the defining piece of GNU/Linux system. The coreutils are under GPLv3 and therefore projects like Tizen use pre-GPLv3 version of such software. So parts of GNU ecosystem are popular on embedded and the others are not.