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Thanks for the note but I am aware. Hence why my post talks about GNU\Linux and I am talking about a TUX tag, which is the mascot of GNU\Linux. If you would like to use BSD or HURD then use a different tag.
This.
Point well taken. The distribution would be optional and would not be directed toward non-Linux users. A non-Linux user would see you ran Linux from the initial tag and if they wanted to know more they would ask or look it up. Hiding the fact that there are many distributions does not change the fact that there are many distributions. The same confusion would happen for a non-Linux user when they look for a distribution to install. What is nice about it is there would be feedback to know what distribution you are running if you are a Linux user or for a non-Linux user to ask you about your distribution.
That's bollocks tbh. Windows users which would move to Linux are going to do that anyway most likely choosing Ubuntu (which they should) as first distro. Those hardcore Win fans are not gonna move to Linux until Valve brings most of their library to Linux (which is not gonna happen anytime soon) and release their own console. Playing TF2 on Linux for few months now with [Linux] tag and there was one person who asked me about Linux... and he was just trolling. Windows users do not care about Linux, not yet.
im getting a deja vu feeling here...
[Linux]Destiser[Tux].mnt@x64
Or maybe, we can just stick with the Linux tag at front? We mustn't make the same mistake as Linux, we must use one standard if we want to be considered a team. The linux team. And since [Linux] is already being used, why not stick to that one?