Comment by pjerem 4 months ago idk, I was just giving a name for "Linux but not Android on a smartphone". 3 comments pjerem Reply fsflover 4 months ago It's called GNU/Linux. stackghost 4 months ago >It's called GNU/Linux.The overwhelming majority of users call it "Linux" and don't care what the operating system's pronouns are.Many Linux systems are running today without GNU coreutils or userland.It's time to stop posting this flame bait. fsflover 4 months ago This isn't a flame bait. GNU is exactly what's different between GNU/Linux and Android. So say it when it's the point.
fsflover 4 months ago It's called GNU/Linux. stackghost 4 months ago >It's called GNU/Linux.The overwhelming majority of users call it "Linux" and don't care what the operating system's pronouns are.Many Linux systems are running today without GNU coreutils or userland.It's time to stop posting this flame bait. fsflover 4 months ago This isn't a flame bait. GNU is exactly what's different between GNU/Linux and Android. So say it when it's the point.
stackghost 4 months ago >It's called GNU/Linux.The overwhelming majority of users call it "Linux" and don't care what the operating system's pronouns are.Many Linux systems are running today without GNU coreutils or userland.It's time to stop posting this flame bait. fsflover 4 months ago This isn't a flame bait. GNU is exactly what's different between GNU/Linux and Android. So say it when it's the point.
fsflover 4 months ago This isn't a flame bait. GNU is exactly what's different between GNU/Linux and Android. So say it when it's the point.
It's called GNU/Linux.
>It's called GNU/Linux.
The overwhelming majority of users call it "Linux" and don't care what the operating system's pronouns are.
Many Linux systems are running today without GNU coreutils or userland.
It's time to stop posting this flame bait.
This isn't a flame bait. GNU is exactly what's different between GNU/Linux and Android. So say it when it's the point.