<quote who="Branko Collin" <collin@xxxxxxxxx> when=Fri, 5 Apr 2002 00:46:24 +0200> > For those who do not know: the OS Linux was built by Linux Torvalds > in 1991. Don't mean to be rude but its Linus Torvalds, not Linux Torvalds. :-) In Ebonics I think that would be "the T man". The "OS Linux" is just a kernel called Linux, not a complete OS. > I grepped the current stable CVS (well, that of a few weeks ago) and > found that a few files (mostly of the documentation type) mention > Linux instead of GNU/Linux. > > Should we change these instances to GNU/Linux? <RMS impersonation> No matter how much of a GNUisance this might be, IMO the G in GIMP should be thought of whilst carefully replacing all the instances of Linux with GNU/Linux. </end impersonation> Seriously though my vote is for changing them :-) -- +---------+-----------------------------------+-----------------------+ | ^ | Marlon Sandford | "Carpe Noctum" | | 'v' | marlon [at] xealon.com +-----------------------+ | / \ | PO Box 75585 Seattle WA 98125 | http://www.debian.org | | /{ }\ | Mobile: +44 07855 627468 (London) | http://www.gnu.org | | ^^-^^ | xealon.com/marlon/publickey.txt | http://www.kernel.org | +---------+-----------------------------------+-----------------------+
