The '''GNU/Linux_naming_controversy''' is a conflict over what the Operating_system commonly called "Linux" should be named. The Free_Software_Foundation promotes the term "GNU/Linux", while most people simply use the term "Linux" for the whole system. The main argument for ''GNU/Linux'' is that the Linux_kernel was only the final small part of an otherwise complete system, GNU, written and assembled over many years with the explicit goal of creating an integrated free operating system. On the other hand, ''Linux'' is the most widespread name, and most people therefore simply adopt this usage.
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