Free Software Foundation: 40 Years of Linking Freedom
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- The Free Software Foundation (FSF) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting software freedom.Founded in 1985 by Richard Stallman,the FSF champions the rights of computer users to control...
- To mark a notable milestone,the FSF has compiled a collection of forty links representing key moments,projects,and resources in the history of the free software movement.
- This article provides a glimpse into the rich history and ongoing efforts of the Free Software Foundation and the broader free software community.
Forty years, forty links
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The Free Software Foundation (FSF) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting software freedom.Founded in 1985 by Richard Stallman,the FSF champions the rights of computer users to control the software they use. This commitment extends to ensuring users have the freedom to run, study, distribute, and modify software.
To mark a notable milestone,the FSF has compiled a collection of forty links representing key moments,projects,and resources in the history of the free software movement. These links offer a valuable journey through the evolution of free software, highlighting its impact on technology and society.
key Resources & Information:
- FSF Mission: Advancing software freedom worldwide.
- RSS Feeds: Stay updated with FSF News, Events, Blogs, and Free Software Jobs.
- GNU Project: Explore news and new free software releases.
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