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A free software conference or an open source conference?

linux.conf.au describes itself as a “conference about Open Source Software, including Linux that brings together the world’s community of Linux enthusiasts who contribute to the Linux operating system“. The description is apt because it clearly states how focused on the “open source” philosophy that conference is. Their views and conclusions would differ if they focused [...]

Laying bare the myth of Obama’s beneficial presidency

How good can a president be when he continues the hated acts of his predecessor? How valuable can that president’s support be when they challenge the predecessor’s wrongdoing but remain virtually silent about continuing the same bad policies? Glenn Greenwald on Bill Moyer’s Journal in a web exclusive (video, transcript) had this to say about [...]

Happy Software Freedom Day!

Happy Software Freedom Day! Today is a great day to share free software with everyone: chat it up with your friends and help them understand that software freedom is important in its own right. The freedom to share, improve, and run software is critical for a democratic Internet built on making your computer do what [...]

gNewSense 2.3 released

Congratulations to the gNewSense GNU/Linux hackers for putting out another release! If you’re looking for a fully-free software GNU/Linux distribution for your Intel-compatible personal computer (most are such computers), download this disc image and give gNewSense a try. gNewSense is a complete operating system based on the GNU OS and the Linux kernel. gNewSense most [...]

Financial contributions help improve free software

I’m glad to be a financial contributor to a number of these projects precisely for the reason Webber mentions. If you have the means, I too urge you to help free software projects financially.

Orwellian control over users is the reason DRM exists

Summary Recently Amazon Kindle users who purchased copies of George Orwell’s 1984 or Animal Farm lost those novels when the publisher changed their mind about publishing electronic copies via Amazon’s portable reading device known as the “Kindle” (more deservedly known as the Amazon Swindle). These works are in the public domain in Australia but that [...]

Obama proposes a USPTO corporate appointment you should not believe in

Obama recently announced his intention to appoint David Kappos, IBM VP and general counsel, to head the US Patent and Trademark Office. While some press highlights his changes to US patent policy, even a quick glance at the changes reveals them to be no serious challenge to US patent policy or IBM’s power to avoid [...]

When will President Obama’s honeymoon end?

President Obama is the latest beneficiary of corporate stenographers to power known as the American mainstream press. The range of allowable debate makes room for NBC’s recent puff pieces on Obama’s White House while excluding issues of substance such as questioning the war in Afghanistan, examining the implications of fighting wars with mercenaries instead of [...]

gNewSense GNU/Linux 2.2 update CD is out

gNewSense GNU/Linux, a free software operating system based on a variant of the GNU operating system with the Linux kernel, is out with a new CD which contains all security updates made to the system through April 14, 2009. Why would I want a free operating system? You deserve software freedom, the freedom to share [...]

More bipartisan support for wiretapping: Obama goes beyond Bush policy

Senator Obama flip-flopped on civil liberties and privacy during his presidential campaign landing on supporting telco immunity. Now President Obama continues the assault on our civil liberties by siding with former President Bush and going beyond: Obama extends immunity to protect government officials, something not surprising but exactly what Democrats said was the saving grace [...]