On Sun, 26 Feb 2017, Michael Kjörling wrote:

> On 26 Feb 2017 12:15 -0500, from ron at ronnatalie.com (Ron Natalie):
>> Of course, he got run over by LINUX along the way.
>
> ...and even today, while the GNU userland sees reasonable use (just
> about every Linux distribution targetting the desktop or server niches
> use it, except for the few minimalistic ones that rely primarily on
> Busybox, so it's pretty hard to run Linux and not GNU), GNU Hurd lives
> a life of obscurity and few even know what it is, let alone knows
> anyone who uses it for anything even half-way serious.

I've thought of implementing a system using musl, clang and the Solaris 
userland on Linux just to prove that not all Linux is GNU/Linux. (As if 
Android doesn't always prove that.)

-uso.