Happy birthday GNU 🙂 Thank you to all the GNU hackers that write free software, thank you for giving me so much freedom when I use my computer and thanks from my friends who I share it with 😀
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September 2, 2008 by Bradley M. Kuhn – SFLC
Twenty-five years ago this month, I had just gotten my first computer, a Commodore 64, and was learning the very basics (quite literally) of programming. Unfortunately for my education, it would be a full eight years before I’d be permitted to see any source code to a computer program that I didn’t write myself. I often look back at those eight years and consider that my most formative years of programming learning were wasted, since I was not permitted to study the programs written by the greatest minds…Read more
Mike Linksvayer, September 2nd, 2008 – Creative Commons Weblog
One of the movements and projects directly inspired by GNU is Creative Commons. We’re still learning from the free software movement. On a practical level, all servers run by Creative Commons are powered by GNU/Linux and all of the software we develop is free software.
So please join us in wishing the GNU project a happy 25th birthday by spreading a happy birthday video from comedian Stephen Fry. The video, Freedom Fry, is released under a CC Attribution-NoDerivatives license…Read more
i follow your blog, but my english is very bad and also i cant do better comment, also have a birthday GNU .
yeah yeah I don’t fully understand GNU but I do know that Open Source dominates!
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GNU/Linux naming controversy
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“”Open source software” is the most common such alternative term”
thanks for giving link about GNU. it is extreamly what i m looking for days.