.oO continuação da roda de conversa que começamos na Unicamp no aniversário do #GNU
onde: auditório do Instituto de Computação da Unicamp, prédio IC-3
quando: nesta sexta-feira, 21 de outubro, das 17h às 19h
https://lkcamp.dev/eventos/bate-papo-oliva/
#GNU #Linux-libre 6.0-gnu (-ETOOSIXY) sources, tarballs, patches, updated cleaning-up scripts, new artwork and the "I'm Too Sixy" parody are now available https://linux-libre.fsfla.org/ETOOSIXY.en.html
#Freesh and #RPMFreedom binaries are on the way
#GNU #Linux-libre 6.0-rc[567]-gnu, 5.19.{1[210],9}-gnu, 5.15.{7[10],6[98]}-gnu, 5.10.14[6543]-gnu1, 5.4.21[543]-gnu1, 4.19.2{60,5[98]}-gnu1, 4.14.29[543]-gnu1, 4.9.3{30,2[98]}-gnu1 are available as sources, #Freesh and #RPMFreedom binaries
#Freed-ora 5.19.12-gnu for f35 is now a stable update, as were 5.19.{1[10],[98]}-gnu before.
reminder: f35, the last release of Freed-ora, is going EOL in the near future; consider switching to a free GNU/Linux distro, or to RPMFreedom
#GNU #Linux-libre scripts updated for 6.0-rc4-gnu. 5.19.[87]-gnu, 5.15.6[75]-gnu (.66 skipped), 5.10.14[21]-gnu1, 5.4.212-gnu1, 4.19.257-gnu1, 4.14.292-gnu1, 4.9.327-gnu1 are available as sources, #Freesh and #RPMFreedom
#Freed-ora stable is at 5.19.7-gnu
#GNU #Linux-libre 5.19.[65432]-gnu, 5.18.1[98]-gnu (EOL), 5.15.6[4321]-gnu, 5.10.1{40,3[987]}-gnu1, 5.4.211-gnu1, 4.19.256-gnu1, 4.14.291-gnu1, 4.9.326-gnu1 have been released since the previous announcement; it's been a while!
To people who keep telling me it's "GNU/Linux", and not "Linux".
The GNU project was crucial in developing the free software culture and I'm infinitely thankful for that. So was the #Linux kernel. But not every system running the Linux kernel uses GNU software. There's Linux distributions that don't have any GNU in them. Linux-based OSes can't run without the Linux kernel, but can without the #GNU core utils and software. So please stop being a troll repeating this mantra. Also #systemd FTW lol
#GNU #Linux-libre 5.19.1-gnu, 5.18.1[76]-gnu, 5.15.{60,59}-gnu, 5.10.13[65]-gnu1, 5.4.2{10,09}-gnu1, 4.19.255-gnu1 sources, patches and tarballs, #Freesh and #RPMFreedom binaries are available; #Freed-ora 5.18.1[765]-gnu rpms are in stable updates
Por el Derecho Natural los individuos tienen derecho a la vida, la libertad, la propiedad, por el otro lado el Estado, sus monopolios y grupos protegidos los impiden y vulneran. Un ejemplo de esto es Microsoft que se une al Estado para privar la libertad de tener el control sobre tus propias máquinas.
El software que no es libre está controlado por quienes lo han desarrollado, lo que los coloca en una posición de poder sobre los usuarios; esa es la injusticia básica. A menudo los desarrolladores y fabricantes ejercen ese poder en perjuicio de los usuarios a cuyo servicio deberían estar.
Por qué «software libre» es mejor que «código abierto»
Aunque el software libre con cualquier otro nombre le daría la misma libertad, el nombre que usemos hace una gran diferencia: palabras diferentes transmiten ideas diferentes.
Comprenda hoy las razones a cerca del por qué decimos software libre:
Assigning your copyright to the Free Software Foundation helps defend the GPL and keep software free. Thanks to Qifan Wang, Andrei Tropin, and Niklas Eklund for assigning their copyright to the FSF! #GNU#Emacs Learn more at https://u.fsf.org/3ht#CopyrightAssignments