Re: Magit slow on Windows

[Bohdan Makohin]

Richard Stallman <rms <at> gnu.org> writes:

> Since you're talking about something comparable to Windows and MacOS,
> you must mean an entire operating system.  In other words, not Linux.
> Linux is a kernel, just one component of an operating system.
> 
> What you mean must be GNU/Linux -- that is an entire system.
> I launched it in 1984, and GNU Emacs is part of it.
> 
> To call that system "Linux" is to attribute it to someone else,
> which is practically slapping all of us in the face.
> 
> I appreciate the effort you've gone to in reporting a bug, since that
> may help us fix it.  But it is hard to hold on to the appreciative
> feeling when you credit our work to someone else.  Please call the
> system "GNU/Linux", not "Linux".
> 
> 

Totally agree with Richard. 
But even knowing the fact that the operating system You use is GNU/Linux - it 
is 
human habit to reduce words and say "Linux" instead of "GNU/Linux", "X Server" 
instead of "Xorg Server", "ssh" instead of "openssh" and etc. It means that 
GNU/Linux became a "standard" for most of Linux-based OS.