> A recent count found that FSF-copyrighted software (which is just a
> subset of GNU software) was 10% of the system, and the FSF was
> apparently the largest single copyright holder. I wouldn't say that
> being the largest single copyright holder is terribly important, but
> it illustrates the point that the GNU Project is the principal
> developer of the system.
But, Richard, it does not matter of it is 100%, you have not right to ask
that your name be on it. Example: If I use Debian to create a new distro
and I call it george Linux, even though 100% of it comes from Debian, I
have no requirement to call it Debian/george Linux.
You claim has no basis. I am free to take GNU grep and call it preg if I
want.
On this subject, please go away.
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