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Now, if you know GNU/Linux is the more technically correct nomenclature, than you know that what harms debate is calling GNU (or GNU/Linux) just "Linux". If uou ever develop for IoT, mobile, and Linux modules, you'll understand that calling something else by the name of the kernel is confusing. Also, there are reasons why Microsoft and Bezos' company will preffer the market-oriented, dubious nomenclature: they want to stay as far as possible to Human Rights and liberties. They don't want copyleft or "viral" (GPL) licenses to pop up in conversations or in the thoughts of people. The wrong nomenclature is sterile on purpose. The only thing it is fertile for is heated discussions. If you want a short way of typing the name of the GNU/Linux operating system, you can call it "GNU".
Now "mobile desktop Linux" is just stupid.
You mean a mobile GNU-like.
Its what you're hoping for, I'm sure. I don't know what goes on in the head of a false flag guy, but I think you might work for Microsoft.
To you, hater. I'll get to play the game.
For games everything else is schizo talk and irrelevant specially ideology.