@lxo BTW, I wanted to ask: what is the most fundamental component that distinguishes a GNU+Linux system from non-GNU Linux-based systems? Is it glibc? Is it coreutils? Because Void is based on musl libc but has coreutils while it is also possible to replace coreutils with Busybox (though I haven't seen any distro that did that while keeping glibc). What component makes GNU+Linux GNU+Linux? And how much does a C library affect the system? And how do you personally call GNU-like Linux-based systems?