Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 20th Jul 2009 19:16 UTC

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2005-07-07
As long as you're talking about Linux-the-kernel, yes.
Now, let's talk about Linux-the-distro. It's usually Linux, glibc, X11, {kde,gnome,xfce,lxde}, more apps, some random packaging horror and a custom theme to make you feel at home at the developer HQ.
OpenSolaris replaces Linux and glibc with its own counterparts, but the other stuff is there. From a user perspective (Kernel and libc are really not that interesting for users), it's the same.