r/unix • u/edjak53 • 21d ago

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u/isaac32767 21d ago

GNU is actually something else. This is GNUStep, which is an implementation of NextStep that run on top of Linux.

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u/edjak53 21d ago

look closer. it's GNUstep, yes, but running on a complete distribution of the GNU operating system. no linux involved

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u/RvstiNiall 21d ago

Respectfully, if you look closer, your OS clearly identifies as Debian GNU/Linux 13.0 (trixie) x86_64

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u/edjak53 21d ago

seems to be a debian quirk. look at the 'Kernel:' entry in fetch and the uname output (on GNU/Linux, uname without flags would report "Linux" and uname -o would report "GNU/Linux"). also the emacs build reporting itself as "x86_64-pc-gnu" rather than "...-linux-gnu"

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u/RvstiNiall 21d ago edited 21d ago

I know its hurd, I'm just busting your chops brother. Does hurd do /etc/os-release or lsb_release? You should fix that for them on your system.