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 The scripts in this directory clean up and verify linux tarballs and
-patches for non-Free blobs.  They're used to create the Linux-libre
-releases (see http://fsfla.org/se-libre/linux-libre/), but you can use
-them to clean up and verify your own trees as well.
+patches for non-Free blobs.  They're used to create the GNU
+Linux-libre releases (see http://fsfla.org/se-libre/linux-libre/), but
+you can use them to clean up and verify your own trees as well.
 
 deblob-check looks for blobs in tarballs, source files and patches,
 and performs a number of other tasks, such as cleaning up individual
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ only the blobs, otherwise entire files will be removed.  If you find a
 after the named release.  You might have to take the ++s out for the
 script to run.  Feel Free to edit it however you see fit.
 
-deblob-main is used to clean up a Linux tarball and create a
+deblob-main is used to clean up a Linux tarball and create a GNU
 Linux-libre tarball.  The comments in the script detail the arguments
 it expects.  If you use it to deblob patched Linux trees, be sure to
 run deblob-check on the result, to make sure blobs haven't been added