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GNU (Anglice GNU's Not Unix 'GNU Unix Non Est') est systema administrativum computatrale quae libertatis ex pretio causa factum, ut similis systemati Unix sit.[1] Quamquam systematis nucleus publicus est GNU Hurd,[2]nucleus Linux plerumque adsumitur. Haec GNU Linucisque coniunctio alio GNU/Linux[3] appellatur alio simpliciter Linux.[4]


GNU genitor est Ricardus Stallman, qui Free Software Foundation quoque instituit. Libertas GNU programmatum diplomate GPL custodita est.




Index





  • 1 Programmata a GNU incepto facta

    • 1.1 GNU programmata quae ad systemata administrativa specialiter pertineant


    • 1.2 GNU programmata adhibita ad programmata scribenda



  • 2 Libertas


  • 3 Nexus interni


  • 4 Notae


  • 5 Nexus externi




Programmata a GNU incepto facta |


GCC, Glibc, GNU Emacs, et GNOME sunt incluta systematum programmata quae a GNU scripta sunt. Multa GNU programmata aliis systematis, sicut Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, et species Unicis, adsumi possunt. Alii credunt hoc nefas esse quod illa systemata non libertatis causa facta sunt.



GNU programmata quae ad systemata administrativa specialiter pertineant |



  • Bash

  • coreutils

  • cpio

  • diffutils

  • findutils

  • finger

  • fontuils

  • grep

  • groff


  • GRUB2

  • GNU Hurd

  • inetutils

  • plotutils

  • readline

  • screen

  • tar

  • texinfo

  • time



GNU programmata adhibita ad programmata scribenda |



  • GNU autotools

  • Gnulib

  • GNU binutils

  • GNU make

  • GCC

  • GDB

  • Glibc

  • GNU pth

  • GNU libtool

  • GNU libmicrohttpd

  • GNU m4

  • GNU gettext

  • GNU lightning

  • DotGNU

  • GNU Classpath

  • GNU bison

  • GNU Guile

  • BFD

  • GNU MDK

  • GNU indent

  • GNU FriBidi

  • MIT/GNU Scheme

  • SmartEiffel

  • GNU Smalltalk

  • CLISP

  • GNU Common Lisp

  • Gawk



Libertas |


Quattuor diplomata, ut programmatum libertas custodiatur, scripta sunt: GPL programmatis singulis simplicibusque, LGPL bibliothecae, AGPL programmatis quae multa computatra agunt, et FDL documentis scriptis. Paginae Vicipaediae sub diplomate FDL protectae sunt. Privilegia vendendi, mutandi, dandique haec diplomata defendunt.


Nexus interni


  • Linux

  • GNU Hurd

  • Unix

  • Libera programmatura

  • Gulielmus Ioannes Sullivan

  • Systema administrativum computatrale


Notae |



  1. ↑ "The GNU Operating system" .


  2. ↑ "The GNU Hurd" .


  3. ↑ "Why GNU/Linux" .


  4. ↑ "The Linux Home Page" .



Nexus externi |


  • http://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/whatsnew.de.html

  • http://www.gnu.org/licenses/licenses.html


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