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Indeed, that's what I sometimes tend to do myself. Although some Unix derivatives with same userland still differs in regards to native binary compatibility because of the kernel, especially when they are fundamentally built with different, but inspired designs that may omit a system structure standard like POSIX for instance. Linux tend to follow Linux Standard Base (LSB) instead, and are only partially compliant with POSIX of that reason. But it's funny how Debian is made into alternate versions that bundles different kernels, including Hurd and kFreeBSD, which can cause more confusion about the naming.PluMGMK said:Personally, I don't like using just "Linux", because so much important stuff other than the kernel came from the GNU project. Normally, I avoid saying either by just using the distribution name, but I guess that's technically not fair either.
Rendell said:Nightmare Moon!