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Ukko (theymab moment)
@eris@p.enes.lv
latvian, in their 25s, monogam, straight, he/him lesbian, ace-spec, slut. anarcho-monarchist. A theymab transtrender. I speak lv/en/ru but can pretend to understand other languages sometimes.
admin of this instance, don't ask for an invite unless you're a frien :3
the sadistic playful puppy you’ve been warned about.
Ionizing particles, true Ukkos, fake Erises, and Disqordians DNI
Minors: please consult with your parent(s)/guardian before following and/or interacting; and please do not interact with lewd and/or sexual content unless you are of the age of majority
Current PFP is dead Marsey
Previous PFP is A.B.A. from Guilty Gear Strive
Previous² PFP was some image 40 sent me
Previous³ PFP was https://www.kotobukiya.co.jp/en/product/detail/p4934054034673/
Previous⁴ PFP was https://www.furaffinity.net/view/47773488/
My ducal court:
Wife Mother: @wife@p.enes.lv
The cheetah sitting in the corner of the court room: @f_o_u_r_t_y@shrine.moe
The messenger to the realms: @meso@the.asbestos.cafe
Translator: [Insert une's goreslut username]
Found my unfunny quotes
"@ukko what" — @ezio@akko.wtf
'I thought "ukko" was a Indonesian gal?' — Cent
"@Ukko did you have to post this?" - Jade Disarray
"@Ukko ukko." - @mia@void.rehab
CC @une@cawfee.club
eriscon is not happening
And the conversation is very explicitly about Linux, see the OP of "MAKE LINUX SIMPLE AGAIN". Therefore the archive (Gentoo) posted in combination with the Linux that needs simplifying, would quite literally create Gentoo Linux.
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If you want to bring trademarks in - yes referring to GNU as "Linux" is trademark infringement.
Of course the Linux Foundation in fact silently encourages such trademark infringement, as it gives them all the credit and thus advertising.
>And the conversation is very explicitly about Linux, see the OP of "MAKE LINUX SIMPLE AGAIN"
As far as I can tell, the OP was writing about GNU/Linux or LiGNUx, but neglected to name the GNU.
>the archive (Gentoo) posted in combination with the Linux that needs simplifying, would quite literally create Gentoo Linux.
If you wish to exclude mention of GNU because you hate freedom, applying the grammar rules of English, that would be Gentoo/Linux or Gentoo+Linux or Gentoo with Linux, as the Gentoo project isn't just a version of Linux (although a small part of the project produces customized proprietary versions of Linux that would be correct to refer to as "Gentoo Linux").
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But anyways, the word "Linux" has evolved to mean "any UNIX-like software distribution with a Linux kernel" nowadays and trying to fight it feels like pointless prescriptivism ngl. I will still use "Linux" to refer to all Linux distros, I'll use GNU/Linux when I want to be specific, and I'll use the terms the projects use themselves -- Arch Linux, Gentoo Linux, Parabola GNU/Linux, etc. Same as I'll say Make not GNU Make, M4 not GNU M4, unless talking about specific features that set them apart from other implementations, even if I ever use only GNU implementations of those utilities. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Yes there are 2 meanings - "either of" or "parts of a whole".
You can also use + interchangeably as a joiner instead.
>But anyways, the word "Linux" has evolved to mean "any UNIX-like software distribution with a Linux kernel" nowadays
No it has not and that definition is self-referencing too.
Linux has always been the name of a specific proprietary kernel, although it is a popular error to refer to GNU as "Linux".
Such cancerous error has proliferated so deep that people write "Linux kernel", as they've been mislead to think that Linux is much more than a kernel and there's a minor part of Linux that is a kernel.
>trying to fight it feels like pointless prescriptivism ngl
Trying to fight lies and degeneracy may seem pointless where there is a massive glut of it, but every time someone sees the GNU and realizes that the OS is GNU and was written solely to grant the user freedom, freedom wins.
>I will still use "Linux" to refer to all Linux distros
Provided you are referring to distributions of the kernel, Linux, that is correct.
That is not correct if you are referring to distributions of GNU/Linux or LiGNUx and even more so when it comes to GNU-based distributions that work with multiple kernels like Debian and Gentoo.
>I'll use the terms the projects use themselves
Just because a project has chosen an incorrect name (to lie) doesn't mean it is legitimate to repeat such lie.
>Same as I'll say Make not GNU Make, M4 not GNU M4
I always name the GNU to spread the GNU/Freedom and advise which software you should run; https://www.gnu.org/software/
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@Suiseiseki @eris @vaartis > self referencing names are bad
GNU is Not Unix
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CC: @Suiseiseki@freesoftwareextremist.com @vaartis@pl.kotobank.ch
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@eris @Suiseiseki @vaartis nonono its a great name , i just found it funny how he owned himself haha