Recent blog posts
Global celebration for the GNU System's 30th anniversary
The intention to create the GNU System, and the concept of free software, was first announced in September 1983. Since then, it has grown into a global movement of people that work together for software freedom, and have a great time doing it.
Celebrate GNU's big "three-o"
30 years ago, Richard Stallman published the announcement that would launch the free software movement.
GNU Spotlight with Karl Berry: 15 new GNU releases!
15 new GNU releases this month (as of August 26, 2013):
United for a Web without proprietary JavaScript
For some time now, free software users have been concerned about the increasing number of Web sites that cannot run without nonfree JavaScript programs downloaded and executed on the visitor's computer.
You're Invited: GNU 30th anniversary celebration and hackathon
Are GNU ready to party? It's been 30 years since the GNU manifesto was penned. What began as frustration over a printer driver has grown into a massive social movement. The GNU system itself has exploded; not only is it a fully free operating system, but it has expanded to include an entire universe of software.
GNU Spotlight with Karl Berry: 32 new GNU releases!
32 new GNU releases this month (as of July 28, 2013):
gNewSense 3.0 released
The latest release of gNewSense is out, bringing with it a spate of new features and bug fixes.
Watch the Obama surveillance press conference using free software
Looking to watch President Obama's press conference about PRISM and government surveillance using free software?