Stallman gave the example of "Linux" distributions that include
non-free software (such as Netscape and Oracle to use his
examples) and call them value-added software, and objects! To him,
these are "freedom-dereased software", not "value-added software".
I call them "freedom-subtr
> I'm afraid so. They write Linux in Hebrew, which is
> Lamed-Yod-Nun-Vav-Kof-Samech. They didn't add GNU.
The name is written as GNU/Linux (Latin letters) pretty far down the
article, in the sentence that specifies that calling the system by this
name is a precondition for
Thanks for translating it for me. Does the article really refer to
the system the first time as "Linux"?
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