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Story: 'Linux' trademark doesn't matter, says Stallman
Posted by: Tim Cumberworth (Saturday 27 August 2005, 1:49 AM)
I totally agree with Richard Stallman.
You can take all the GNU products and
compile them on SCO,BSD,Solaris,AIX,UnixWare,
or SV4-whatever and have the same look and
feel of GNU/Linux. Before the Linux kernel,
that is what most of us GNU/Unix people did.
The kernel is only a small piece of GNU/Linux.
Well Done Richard, and Thank You for GNU!!!
Tim Cumberworth
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