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It is correct to refer to GNU/Linux as GNU/Linux
it is correct to refer to GNU/Linux as GNU/Linux.
You’ve probably seen the “I’d like to interject for a moment” quotation that is frequently attributed to Richard Stallman about how Linux should be referred to as GNU/Linux.…
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