Well I guess I should stick with Linux (Version : 2.6 from kernel.org
), since I guess Ubuntu is too heavy and loaded with things like Unity which gets my PC heated up(It's a Pentium D) It's my choice and I'm pretty sure that Unity looks awesome and MANY people like it, but I don't want to load my PC with things that it can't properly handle. (Linux Mint would a good choice then).
@bwat
I don't think I need encryption anyways thanks for the script (I use Linux Compiled from Sources Version 2.6 for development)
Yeah, It's pretty sure that GNU is jealous because of Torvalds, They made GNU Hurd which was so-called replacement of the Proprietary UNIX, the problem is that whenever they start a project, they want to "replace" another product.
Like FreeBIOS : It was made to "replace" the proprietary firmware.
Hurd : "Replacement" of the non-free UNIX Systems.
And look what I found:
http://www.fsf.org/facebookYou know what they say? "Stop" being on facebook.
Plus the GNU/Linux isn't the correct way representing the Linux Operating System, You take some other guy's code,
add some programs,compilers,etc. and then called it GNU or Linux (GNU/Linux). I certainly can't understand that why
are they saying that you run a GNU system, in fact it should be corrected to "you are running a Linux System with GNU related programs."
Even Linus Torvalds says:
Quote:
Well, I think it's justified, but it's justified if you actually make a GNU distribution of Linux ... the same way that I think that "Red Hat Linux" is fine, or "SuSE Linux" or "Debian Linux", because if you actually make your own distribution of Linux, you get to name the thing, but calling Linux in general "GNU/Linux" I think is just ridiculous
So the discussion is clear I guess.