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>it has a GPG key on their website, that means it's GNU!!
holy shit, is this actually bait? this is far dumber than asserting that GCC being used in an upstream toolchain makes something GNU.
/boot/grub means grub is used by the installer iso, it does not mean it is actually part of the system, as it's not in the apks. again, component of toolchain != component of system.
and some GNU packages being installed in non-core sections of a system makes it GNU? that is jewish bullshit on par with the GPL. oy vey the honour of your system was promised to me 3000 years ago even though I only built minor elements of it.
minimalist installs are "edgy" because your cult isn't represented, boo hoo. arch and gentoo must be also edgy because they include even fewer packages.
so you can use software any way you want, so long as you don't use it in the wrong way, by the way, how would you feel if you didn't have breakfast yesterday morning?
ok, so how do you get the AST of a C program using GCC? that is the bare minimum to consider a compiler usable as a library.
https://gcc.gnu.org/pipermail/gcc-help/2025-May/144192.html
here we have a guy who can already do so using clang being told by a gnigger to develop a plugin to do it himself, and it'll break in a later version if he does lol.
there's a freedom respecting compiler mentioned here, and it's not GCC.
https://cawfee.club/media/1b/1b/62/1b1b629e49bdecc7b536506635b8338be170b01f7bb9a2052e959d37c90f76fc.png