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What it is, though: It's versatile. The same system runs across a wide variety of platforms, starting from the good old Nokia 770 to even older desktop-computers (90MHz and 192MB RAM... what a joy to use!) to the N900 and a quadcore-CPU with 4GB RAM. And it's all the same! X11, basic shell commands, the directory structure, system services...
That's what amazes me. More than anything else I could say about GNU/Linux.