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GNU (/
ɡnuː/ ) is an
extensive collection of free
software (385
packages as of September 2023[update]),
which can be used as an
operating system or can...
- the
GNU Project. Many
Linux distributions use the word "Linux" in
their name, but the Free
Software Foundation uses and
recommends the name "
GNU/Linux"...
- (/ˈwɪldɪbiːst/ WIL-dib-eest, /ˈvɪl-/ VIL-, /-dəb-/ -dəb-), also
called gnu (/njuː/ new or /nuː/ noo), are
antelopes of the
genus Connochaetes and native...
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Debian (/ˈdɛbiən/), also
known as
Debian GNU/Linux, is a
Linux distribution composed of free and open-source
software and
optionally non-free firmware...
- The
GNU General Public License (
GNU GPL or
simply GPL) is a
series of
widely used free
software licenses, or copyleft, that
guarantee end
users the four...
- The
GNU Free Do****entation
License (
GNU FDL or
simply GFDL) is a
copyleft license for free do****entation,
designed by the Free
Software Foundation (FSF)...
- the
GNU General Public License (
GNU GPL). GCC is a key
component of the
GNU toolchain and the
standard compiler for most
projects related to
GNU and the...
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Stallman launched the
GNU Project,
founded the Free
Software Foundation (FSF) in
October 1985,
developed the
GNU Compiler Collection and
GNU Emacs, and wrote...
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being distributed under copyleft ("share alike") terms, such as with its own
GNU General Public License. The FSF was
incorporated in Boston, M****achusetts...
- The
GNU Project (/
ɡnuː/ ) is a free software, m****
collaboration project announced by
Richard Stallman on
September 27, 1983. Its goal is to give computer...
