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¡Construye con nosotros! El software libre es una piedra angular para una sociedad libre
Ayúdanos a alcanzar nuestra meta de recaudación de fondos $ 450,000 $ para el 31 de Enero.
As free software users, we need to speak out against the TPP
You may already be involved in the international grassroots movement against the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
Help the FSF bury Windows 8
The widely-accepted failure of Windows 8 provides a critical moment for the free software movement.
Speakers and venue announced for FSF's LibrePlanet 2014 -- register today!
There is so much to look forward to at LibrePlanet 2014 that I don't even know where to begin. Let me break it down for you.
Two new ways to get involved in the planning for LibrePlanet 2014
LibrePlanet is only two months away and we need your help drumming up interest and reaching out to communities you would like to see attend.
Cambridge, MA City Council adopts resolution to commemorate thirty years of GNU
This past September, the GNU System celebrated thirty years of fighting for software freedom with a celebratory hackathon at MIT.
GNU Spotlight with Karl Berry: 20 new GNU releases! (December 2013)
20 new GNU releases in the last month (as of December 25, 2013):
Coreboot-supported Asus F2A85-M/CSM added to recommended hardware list
The FSF has updated its list of Recommended Complete Systems to include the Asus F2A85-M/CSM.
GNU is growing, and we need your help
This year, the GNU System celebrated its thirtieth anniversary. We're asking free software supporters to donate $30 to further GNU's development.
Ask Reddit to upvote user freedom by serving no nonfree JavaScript
Reddit is a major Internet hub that's home to lots of awesome communities, and it's always been very supportive of computer user freedom. In 2008, its admins took the admirable step of freeing the vast majority of its codebase, which was a significant contribution to the free software world. We're appreciative of Reddit's role in free software, as well as its contributions to humanity in the form of cat pictures side-by-side with high-brow political discourse. That's why we think that it would be fitting for Reddit to take the next step in its free software journey, by updating its site to run without any nonfree JavaScript.