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this post was submitted on 02 Jun 2025
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It's my "opinion" that a device running a slightly modified Linux 2.6 kernel is literally running Linux, yes. Maybe you're making the point that it's not a full GNU/Linux distribution that most people imagine when they hear Linux, and that's a valid and valuable clarification which I thank you for providing, but you don't need to imply I'm wrong to provide that clarification.