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Linux is not an operating system as many believe. It’s just a kernel which is part of many operating systems known as Linux distributions, or distros for short. Linux is normally used with the GNU coreutils and other GNU code to complete the operating system known as GNU/Linux. All of the Linux distros are really GNU/Linux distros (except Alpine, that’s a Busybox/Linux distro).
What in the world is GNU/Linux? How does it differ from standard Linux? Is Linux Mint a part of GNU/Linux or is it standard Linux?
It’s the response to the GNU/Linux interjection copypasta that frequently gets spammed on the internet. It begins with “I’d just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux.” The rest of the copypasta you can find on the internet.
Not really but I liked it :)
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Do you understand what that is even supposed to mean, LBF?
Edited because: No Richard. It's Linux, not GNU/Linux.
Not really. Distros for newbies usually preinstall a bunch of shit and use systemd. Mint seems like a good distro until you realize that desktop environments are a thing and that any distro can be made to look like Windows with the right desktop environment.
Still is a great distro for newbies, though.