Free Software in Daily Use: A Look at the FSF’s Perspective
- As part of the FSF40 celebration, the Free Software Foundation (FSF) hosted a photo contest recognizing the dedication and effort behind free software progress.
- The submitted images represent only a fraction of the potential applications of free software.
- All supporters of free software are invited to vote for their favorite image.
FSF40 Photo Contest: Vote for Your Favorite Image
Celebrating Free Software Through Photography
As part of the FSF40 celebration, the Free Software Foundation (FSF) hosted a photo contest recognizing the dedication and effort behind free software progress. The FSF expressed gratitude for the enthusiastic participation and highlighted the diverse ways community members utilize free software daily.
The submitted images represent only a fraction of the potential applications of free software.
Voting is now Open
All supporters of free software are invited to vote for their favorite image. Voting requires logging into an existing FSF account.
Those without an FSF account can easily create a non-member account at no cost.
Crucial Dates and Prizes
voting will close on September 14, 2025, after which the winning image will be announced. The winning photograph will be prominently displayed on the FSF homepage,featured in celebratory materials,and showcased at the live FSF40 event in Boston.