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Free Java and Free Flash There is a vital need to draw the Free Software community's attention to the ongoing development work on Free Flash and Free Java platforms.
Free Software Foundation Latinoamérica There is a new addition to the global network of Free Software Foundation organizations. These organizations are run independently, but work cooperatively to protect and advance free software worldwide.
The University of the Western Cape commits R10 million for Free Software student enrollment management system "The collaborative Free Software approach is the one that is most sustainable in the long-term."
Volunteers needed to build, test and package free OpenOffice.org 2.0 The FSF is looking for volunteers to build, test and package fully free versions of OpenOffice.org 2.0 that use GCJ as a replacement for the non-free Java platform.
Comments needed on software patents
Action needed on Hague Treaty US citizens: please write a letter to the US Department of State saying you want the proposed Hague Convention (about international recognition of choice-of-court clauses) not to apply to non-negotiated contracts (such as clickwrap contracts).
Free Software Directory reaches 4,000 packages Boston, MA, USA - Thursday, June 9, 2005 - The Free Software Foundation (FSF) today announced that the FSF's Free Software Directory registered its 4,000th software package.
GPL Version 3: Background to Adoption Boston, MA, USA - Thursday, June 9, 2005 - The Free Software Foundation (FSF) today released the following article by Richard M. Stallman and Eben Moglen discussing the forthcoming GPL Version 3.
GPL Version 3: Background to Adoption, in French and Spanish French and Spanish translations of the recent article by Richard Stallman and Eben Moglen are now available.
Patent Absurdity Richard Stallman's article on the difference between patents and copyright for software users and developers appears in the Guardian.
RMS: Microsoft's New Monopoly A new article by Richard Stallman addresses the relationship between patents, Microsoft file formats, and the upcoming vote in Europe.
Parliament rejects patents
FSF honored with Prix Ars Electronica award The Free Software Foundation has been honored with an Award of Distinction in the category of "Digital Communities".
Call for nominations for the 2005 FSF Award for the Advancement of Free Software Send in your nominations by 31 October 2005.
Send comments on Copyright Office IE requirement E-mail us your comment by August 18.
Comments to the Copyright Office online You can read a selection of the comments we received and delivered to the U.S. Copyright Office on Monday, August 22, 2005.
Listen to RMS interviewed on the GNU/Linux User Show This show presents an opportunity to learn a little bit about the heritage of GNU/Linux and some background about "free as in speech" software.
Send comments on OpenDocument format Support the move by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts toward free software. Comments are due by Friday.
Send comments to FEMA
GPL Version 3 Development and Publicity Project (GPLv3) Announcing the GPL Version 3 Development and Publicity Project (GPLv3)
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