That is not how anyone uses that term. For starters, Linux is also GPL licensed, so if it was like that then we wouldn't bother calling it GNU/Linux, we could just call it GNU. More to the point though, being GPL-licensed doesn't make something part of the GNU project.
SirFatty•17m ago
This is the year of Linux on the desktop!
lawlessone•27m ago
A Pc that requires every dev register their blood type with Google? where do i sign up /s
bitpush•19m ago
Isnt that how it work on iOS as well?
lawlessone•17m ago
i don't know ,haven't seen an iOS pc and i don't own any of their other iOS devices or a MacOS device
fsflover•7m ago
Whataboutism?
tensor•2m ago
But you don't run iOS on desktop computers. If MacOS went locked down like iOS people would throw fits.
bsimpson•17m ago
That article was almost impossible to read with how often the content shifted around, presumably due to crappy ad scripting.
charcircuit•3m ago
I'm excited for this as it will allow desktops to get closer to the security of phones.
coffeebeqn•30m ago
bryanlarsen•25m ago
Or are you saying more conventional Linux is superior? Gnu/Linux is a good term for that.
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