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  • 14-02-2020
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Which culture embraced the term "GNU" (GNU's Not UNIX) and laid the free software groundwork for Linux?

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sandlee09
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  • 15-02-2020

Answer:

the hacker culture

Explanation:

GNU is a term that actually stands for GNU's Not UNIX, because it was designed to be similar to UNIX but unlike UNIX it is a free software and contains no UNIX code. This is why it was embraced mainly by the hacker culture because it allowed them to fully access systems and modify code as they wished for their particular purpose.

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