26 Feb
2017
26 Feb
'17
6:33 p.m.
On Sun, 26 Feb 2017, Michael Kjörling wrote:
On 26 Feb 2017 12:15 -0500, from ron(a)ronnatalie.com
(Ron Natalie):
I've thought of implementing a system using musl, clang and the Solaris
userland on Linux just to prove that not all Linux is GNU/Linux. (As if
Android doesn't always prove that.)
-uso.
Of course, he got run over by LINUX along the
way.
...and even today, while the GNU userland sees reasonable use (just
about every Linux distribution targetting the desktop or server niches
use it, except for the few minimalistic ones that rely primarily on
Busybox, so it's pretty hard to run Linux and not GNU), GNU Hurd lives
a life of obscurity and few even know what it is, let alone knows
anyone who uses it for anything even half-way serious.