fsf philosophy

1. FSF philiosophy

2. Free software foundation
is a non-profit organization founded by Richard
Stallman on 4 October 1985 to support the free
software movement.

3. Activities of FSF

4. The GNU project
Purpose is to promote ideals of free software. They
developed GNU

5. GNU licenses
The GNU General Public License (GPL) is a
widely used license for free software projects.

6. GNU Press
The FSF's publishing department, responsible for
publishing affordable books on computer
science using freely distributable licenses.

7. Hardware endorsements
To be granted certification, a product must use
100% Free Software, allow user installation of
modified software, be free of back doors and
conform with several other requirements.

8. Structure
Board
Includes professors at leading universities, senior
engineers, and founders.

9. Employment
At any given time, there are usually around a
dozen employees. Most, but not all, work at the
FSF headquarters in Boston, Massachusetts.

10. Resources
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_Software_F
oundation