FSF How_to videos.
The Free Software Foundation is starting to produce a series of videos to introduce people to various topics.
First up is how to open a terminal.
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Libre Planet videos
Recordings of all the talks from the LibrePlanet conference are now up on MediaGoblin and Peertube. Please see the official announcement here.
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- Free software foundation
- Free Software Foundation of India
- Free Software Foundation of Latin America
- Free Software Foundation Europe
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LibrePlanet reviews
Some reflections on the weekend from the Free Software Foundation
- From Freedom Trail to free boot and free farms: Charting the course at LibrePlanet day two
- Reporting back from day one of LibrePlanet: Charting the Course
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LibrePlanet 2023: Charting the Course
LibrePlanet 2023: Charting the Course | Call for sessions announced!
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Freedom ladder – From the Free Software Foundation 5/8/2021
Introduction
The “freedom ladder” is a new method the FSF campaigns team has developed to help users get their first start in software freedom.
One problem with most guides introducing newcomers to GNU/Linux is that they stop them too soon on their “journey to freedom,” and end up suggesting that a partially nonfree setup is a desirable outcome. By contrast, our guides focus is to encourage users to not rest content with nonfree software, while at the same time recognizing that they have other pressures and obligations. We want to help them stay both motivated and determined in their gradual process to eliminate nonfree software from their lives.
Previous meetings have been excellent with lots to chat and think about.
Next meeting is Thursday 5th August 2021. 16:00 to 17:00 Eastern Time on IRC (chat) and will be looking at *Learning how to find help / Trying a free operating system *.
This is going to be 21:00 UK time I think.
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Freedom ladder – From the Free Software Foundation 3.0
Introduction
The “freedom ladder” is a new method the FSF campaigns team has developed to help users get their first start in software freedom.
One problem with most guides introducing newcomers to GNU/Linux is that they stop them too soon on their “journey to freedom,” and end up suggesting that a partially nonfree setup is a desirable outcome. By contrast, our guides focus is to encourage users to not rest content with nonfree software, while at the same time recognizing that they have other pressures and obligations. We want to help them stay both motivated and determined in their gradual process to eliminate nonfree software from their lives.
Second meeting was excellent, really productive with lots of ideas being put forward
Third meeting is Thursday 29th July. 16:00 to 17:00 Eastern Time on IRC (chat) and will be looking at Understanding encryption / Mobile phone freedom.
This is going to be 21:00 UK time I think.
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Freedom ladder – From the Free Software Foundation 2.0
Introduction
The “freedom ladder” is a new method the FSF campaigns team has developed to help users get their first start in software freedom.
One problem with most guides introducing newcomers to GNU/Linux is that they stop them too soon on their “journey to freedom,” and end up suggesting that a partially nonfree setup is a desirable outcome. By contrast, our guides focus is to encourage users to not rest content with nonfree software, while at the same time recognizing that they have other pressures and obligations. We want to help them stay both motivated and determined in their gradual process to eliminate nonfree software from their lives.
First meeting was excellent, really productive with lots of ideas being put forward
Second meeting is Thursday 22th July. 16:00 to 17:00 Eastern Time on IRC (chat) and will be looking at freedom replacements.
This is going to be 21:00 UK time I think.
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Freedom ladder – From the Free Software Foundation 2.0
Introduction
The “freedom ladder” is a new method the FSF campaigns team has developed to help users get their first start in software freedom.
One problem with most guides introducing newcomers to GNU/Linux is that they stop them too soon on their “journey to freedom,” and end up suggesting that a partially nonfree setup is a desirable outcome. By contrast, our guides focus is to encourage users to not rest content with nonfree software, while at the same time recognizing that they have other pressures and obligations. We want to help them stay both motivated and determined in their gradual process to eliminate nonfree software from their lives.
First meeting was excellent, really productive with lots of ideas being put forward
Second meeting is Thursday 22th July. 16:00 to 17:00 Eastern Time on IRC (chat) and will be looking at freedom replacements.
This is going to be 21:00 UK time I think.
#FreeSoftwareFoundation,#Promotion,#Assstance,#Software
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Libreplanet Videos
Just had this through from the Free Software Foundation
All the talk videos from LibrePlanet 2021 are now live.
LibrePlanet videos are now live! Post on site.
You can watch and share them from both:-
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Alma Linux
AlmaLinux OS Sees First Stable Release as a Drop-In Replacement for CentOS Linux 8 – 9to5Linux
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- 9 to 5 Linux : Alma Linux Review
- AlmaLinux OS
- 9 to 5 Linux
- Free Software Foundation
- GNU
- Free Software Foundation Europe
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#9to5Linux,#Alma,#Servers,#CentOSReplacement,#GNU,#Linux,#FreeSoftware,#Use,#Study,#Modify,#Share,#FSF,#FreeSoftwareFoundation,#Enterprise,#Business,#fsfe,#FreeSoftwareFoundationEurope
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