FSF blogs
GNU Generation: Calling all pre-university students
GNU Generation is a new project sponsored by the Free Software Foundation to involve high school age pre-university students (approximately ages 13-18) in free software. By Max Shinn, Campaigns Intern 2009.
Working on Gnash this Summer
We're happy to welcome Bob Naugle, who is a Gnash intern we are sponsoring over the Summer.
VLC turns 1.0
The rock-solid, cross-platform, Ogg-friendly free software video player hits a huge milestone -- and the FSF salutes them.
Deadline for Fall internship applications is Monday!
We're looking for a few good interns, to work with the FSF from roughly August 31st to December 4th.
The Challenge of Change
We're happy to welcome Max Shinn, joining us as part of our newly launched internship program. More information about the program is at http://fsf.org/volunteer/internships.
Starting my internship at the FSF
We're happy to welcome Sarah, joining us as part of our newly launched internship program. More information about the program is at http://fsf.org/volunteer/internships.
Introduction to the Command Line
Guest blogger Adam Hyde of FLOSS Manuals writes about the production of the new textbook, Introduction to the Command Line.