http://www.maheshkukreja.com/linux-and-the-fight-for-freedom
Linux users are the freedom fighters of computing. They love their independence, and they’re not going to give that up for anything. Like their counterparts, though, they also need a little structure. Enter the different desktop environments available for the Ubuntu OS. Some of them have all the freedom you could ask for, but others adhere to a little more of an authoritarian view.
http://www.computerworlduk.com/in-depth/operating-systems/771/stallman-are-you-ready-to-fight-for-freedom/
Stallman: In 1983, all operating systems were proprietary, non-free software. It was impossible to buy a computer and use it in freedom. Proprietary software keeps the users divided and helpless, by forbidding them to share it and denying them the source code to change it. The only way I could use computers in freedom was to develop another operating system and make it free software. I announced the plan in September 1983, and began development of the GNU system in January 1984.
http://lowendmac.com/misc/10mr/freedom-and-frontiers.html
Kaikkiaan Linux-yhteisö käy puolustussotaa kaikkialla maailmassa kaupallista valtaa vastaan. Me taistelemme vapaudesta, emmekä luovuta milloinkaan. Kyse ei ole vain sftan vapaudesta vaan myös kansalaisoikeuksien ja ihmisoikeuksien puolustamisesta viranomaisvaltaa, hirmuvaltaa ja valtioita vastaan. Linux-väki taistelee paremman huomisen puolesta.
Linux users are the freedom fighters of computing. They love their independence, and they’re not going to give that up for anything. Like their counterparts, though, they also need a little structure. Enter the different desktop environments available for the Ubuntu OS. Some of them have all the freedom you could ask for, but others adhere to a little more of an authoritarian view.
http://www.computerworlduk.com/in-depth/operating-systems/771/stallman-are-you-ready-to-fight-for-freedom/
Stallman: In 1983, all operating systems were proprietary, non-free software. It was impossible to buy a computer and use it in freedom. Proprietary software keeps the users divided and helpless, by forbidding them to share it and denying them the source code to change it. The only way I could use computers in freedom was to develop another operating system and make it free software. I announced the plan in September 1983, and began development of the GNU system in January 1984.
http://lowendmac.com/misc/10mr/freedom-and-frontiers.html
Kaikkiaan Linux-yhteisö käy puolustussotaa kaikkialla maailmassa kaupallista valtaa vastaan. Me taistelemme vapaudesta, emmekä luovuta milloinkaan. Kyse ei ole vain sftan vapaudesta vaan myös kansalaisoikeuksien ja ihmisoikeuksien puolustamisesta viranomaisvaltaa, hirmuvaltaa ja valtioita vastaan. Linux-väki taistelee paremman huomisen puolesta.
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