Linked by Michael L. Love on Mon 3rd Nov 2003 19:19 UTC
The GNU-Darwin Distribution is a free operating system and a popular source of free software for Mac OS X and Darwin-x86 users, but it is also a platform for digital activism. Founded in November of 2000, the Distribution has the stated goal of bringing software freedom to computer users of every stripe, and vigilantly defending digital liberties.
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(I really didn't know what my subject should've been)
Anyway. I find it funny when people quibble over the long list of non-Free licenses on GNU's page, because the vast majority of them are really non-free! The Hacktivismo license, for instance, puts all sorts of fascist restrictions on the user/developer.
My opinion on the GNU/Linux thing: Someone did a review once, and found that the most code in the GNU/Linux OS belonged to GNU. However, GNU is not the only author of code. Therefore, I usually say GNU/*/Linux, which recognizes the fact that there are other authors without taking up too much space.