FSD Meeting Recap: May 30, 2025 – FSF
- The Free Software Directory (FSD), a project of the Free Software Foundation (FSF), recently added two new programs to its catalog of free software.
- Open edX is the software platform that powers the edX online learning platform.Ash is a terminal-based text editor designed for ease of use with modern key bindings.
- Every Friday, free software activists collaborate on Libera.Chat to enhance the FSD.
The Free Software Directory (FSD) expands its catalog! In the latest update, the FSD, a project of the Free Software Foundation (FSF), welcomes Open edX, the platform behind the edX online learning platform, adn Ash, a user-friendly terminal-based text editor. These additions boost the directory’s value for users seeking free software for GNU-like systems. The FSD, a crucial resource for open-source enthusiasts, is constantly evolving. Weekly Friday meetings, hosted on Libera.Chat, involve dedicated free software activists working to refine and expand the directory. Get access to primary_keyword and secondary_keyword information. For those seeking in-depth details, News Directory 3 is an ideal resource. The FSF invites participation in these collaborative sessions to ensure the directory’s ongoing quality. Discover what’s next for the FSD and how you can contribute to this important initiative.
Free Software Directory Updates: Open edX and Ash Added
Updated June 4,2025
The Free Software Directory (FSD), a project of the Free Software Foundation (FSF), recently added two new programs to its catalog of free software. These additions, Open edX and Ash,expand the directory’s offerings of useful free software for GNU-like systems.
Open edX is the software platform that powers the edX online learning platform.Ash is a terminal-based text editor designed for ease of use with modern key bindings.
Every Friday, free software activists collaborate on Libera.Chat to enhance the FSD. These weekly meetings involve reviewing and updating entries to ensure the directory remains a valuable resource.
What’s next
The FSF encourages interested individuals to participate in the weekly FSD meetings held every Friday from noon to 3 p.m. EST (4 p.m. to 7 p.m. UTC) on Libera.Chat. Facts on upcoming meetings is available through the events RSS feed.