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The actual reason for that is that Stallman and everyone else involved in developing GNU tools immediately saw the value of Linux and abandoned Hurd in order to push Linux further. FSF later revived Hurd as an alleged competitor to Linux, but really just a side academic project.
But the fact is that Linux needed the GNU tools and development from the GNU folks at least as much as Stallman and friends needed Linux.
Case in point: Hurd. Despite being older with a more concrete goal in mind, there's a reason why Hurd never succeeded whereas Linux did
But the fact is that Linux needed the GNU tools and development from the GNU folks at least as much as Stallman and friends needed Linux.
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