free software

Linux User & Developer: "Free software and the web have challenged conventional concepts of ownership."

ZDnet: Free software's founder says, “I'm not glad he's dead, but I'm glad he's gone.

FLOSS For Science: "This week's interview is with Andy Spencer, developer of Aweather, a free software for visualizing meteorological radar data."

Larry the Free Software Guy: Jim Zemlin of the Linux Foundation is not one to mince words.

StallmanFacts: Editors' Note: some of the funniest RMS 1 liners you're likely to see today.

PCWorld: Great story of how Linux saves a boy from having to pay Sony $ he doesn't have.

Network World: "How much money would you invest for free software?"

Free Software Tips and Tricks: "A couple of weeks ago, I was thinking about how I may build an advanced search utility for my own email archive."

LWN.net: "Anybody who looks at an Android system knows that, while Android is certainly based on the Linux kernel, it is not a traditional Linux system by any stretch.

But Android is free software; might it be possible to create a more "normal" Android while preserving the aspects that make Android interesting?"

Eben Moglen, renowned free-software attorney, has proposed a new open-source software-based approach to the Internet to avoid censorship, network restrictions, and centralized control.