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    Debatable?  For somone that already cried "foul!" if the "Linux"
    moniker is extended over more than just the kernel proper, it is
    debatable whether "Unix" should not encompass everything that may be
    made to run under it?

Unix was always the name of an operating system.
GNU is also the name of an operating system.
Both of those names were given to the whole operating system
by those who launched the development of the whole operating system.

When people speak of the the "Linux operating system",
they are speaking of a system that is basically GNU.
Please call it "GNU/Linux".

See http://www.gnu.org/gnu/linux-and-gnu.html.  If you read that
carefully, you will see the answers to the objections that have been
made here and many others as well, and we can all save lots of time.