@bronze Let me fix that for you.

>The smile on the mans face grows.
>Alpine is BusyBox/Linux, so you use BusyBox+Linux.
>The fact that it doesn't have GNU makes it even more important to note that it lacks the features that you would expect from an OS.

>One example is how it's common to install GNU bash on Alpine, as BusyBox's shell sucks.
>Maybe just GNU bash isn't enough to call it GNU/Linux, but clearly the next step is to install all the GNU software you need to have a usable computer.

>With a gasp, the proprietary breath was ejected from my body.
>I had been freed from the grasp of proprietary software and I finally saw freedom.