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@LuigiDev @otyugh @eloquence I tend to agree, but if you want ot be more generic than "Ubuntu", you could say "Debian", but if you want to be more generic than that, what else is there than "GNU"?
@matthieu @LuigiDev@mastodon.lol @otyugh @eloquence Personally if I want to generalize I tend to use the phrase "free desktops". Theoretically that draws a slightly different line, but practically...
Really though this is due to where my interests lies!
Oh, and relevant link: https://seirdy.one/posts/2022/12/09/limited-utility-gnu-linux/
Seirdy’s Home · The limited utility of the phrase “GNU/Linux”“GNU/Linux” distinguishes Linux distributions primarily by the presence of GNU software, which is seldom the most meaningful or practical distinction.