References to GNU/Linux

["Brian C. White" <bcwhite@verisim.com>]

I took a look around my FTP mirror for files that reference "GNU/Linux" and
these are what I found...

$ find . -type f \! -name "*.deb" \! -name "*.gz" | xargs grep -l GNU/Linux
./unstable/binary-i386/Packages
./unstable/.message
./unstable/msdos-i386/packages
./unstable/.contents.new
./project/experimental/Packages
./doc/package-developer/sample-files/debian.README-simple
./doc/package-developer/sample-files/debian.README-complex
./doc/package-developer/obsolete/guidelines.info
./doc/package-developer/obsolete/README.init
./doc/package-developer/obsolete/guidelines.texi
./doc/debian-faq.texi
./doc/debian-faq.txt
./doc/debian-faq.info
./doc/linux-primer.texi
./non-free/.message
./contrib/.message
./README.mirrors
./.message
./README.DEBIAN

$ find . -type f -name "*.gz" | xargs zgrep -l GNU/Linux
./unstable/binary-i386/Packages.gz
./unstable/disks-i386/Old/root_floppy.gz
./unstable/msdos-i386/packages.gz
./unstable/Contents.gz
./project/experimental/Packages.gz
./doc/package-developer/guidelines.info-1.gz
./doc/package-developer/guidelines.info-2.gz
./doc/package-developer/guidelines.texi.gz
./indices/Packages-all-nomsdosnames.gz
./indices/Packages-Master-i386.gz

                                        Brian
                               ( bcwhite@verisim.com )

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