Originally posted by sdack
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It's quite interesting from a technical point of view, more so than any, or at least most, other "hobby" projects. Its developers don't seem to be at all delusional about its practical usage in the short or long term. In fact, there's no "official" GNU stance recommending against Linux in favor of Hurd, quite the contrary.
You just used it to reinforce your point that political projects remain unsuccessful. This is also in antithesis with the fact that Hurd is already a success just by virtue of its original design goals and the research around them.
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