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Introduction to the Ideas of Free Software--Richard Stallman Speech

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First published at 13:29 UTC on April 20th, 2024.

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What is Free Software? In a nutshell, it's software that respects the users' freedom.

Proprietary software does not do this and is thus unethical. Further, it is designed to keep users divided and helpless. This creates a moral dilemma: &…

What is Free Software? In a nutshell, it's software that respects the users' freedom.

Proprietary software does not do this and is thus unethical. Further, it is designed to keep users divided and helpless. This creates a moral dilemma: "to share or not to share".

If you want to have full control over your devices, you must use Free Software.

In this video, recorded in Boston, MA on January 1, 2007, Mr. Richard Stallman talks about the four freedoms and what they mean in practical terms.

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By: Richard Stallman
Date: January 1, 2007
Location: Recorded in Boston, MA
Language: English with subtitles in several languages
Duration: 29min

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