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We can't "get GNU/Linux [...] using procfs".
Why is it orthogonal? If we assume that configure determines when /proc and ptrace() and provides both to the user it certainly isn't. Idea's such as Mark's and mine would make it easier.
Why is it related? How would this make it easier? It's not hard to add a new backend file to all the Linux targets; it's really not much different in a lot of little files than in one big one. I've done this plenty of times.
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