@ity @chrastecky @rperezrosario >Poster who doesn't even know what OS they're using.

I've inspected the so called "GNU-free Linux distros" and every single time I've realized that such distro's are GNU/Linux distros, that even use the GNU GRUB OS as the bootloader, except there are a handful of GNU packages swapped for inferior implementations, like musl instead of glibc (spoiler; not using a handful of GNU packages by default, while using the rest of GNU and having the package manager full of GNU, doesn't magically make a GNU/Linux distro not GNU/Linux).

Alpine GNU/Linux even uses GNU coreutils (although there is a cut down installer that uses BusyBox coreutils instead just to be edgy - but really the "extended" installer is really the standard installer and the first thing that any sane user who uses the broken installer does, would be to install the missing parts of GNU via the package manager).

(GNU is an important part of BusyBox, as a lot of ancient GNU code was copy-pasted into BusyBox).