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Tux Machines has run using Drupal for nearly a decade (the site is older than a decade) and we recently had the pleasure of speaking with Jeffrey A. "jam" McGuire, Open Source Evangelist at Acquia, the key company behind Drupal (which the founder of Drupal is a part of).
Richard Stallman About Emacs, UNIX Commands, and Bison
Dr. Richard Stallman, the Free Software Foundation’s founder, explains how GNU programs were developed and released in the early eighties
Trusting Trust and Trusting Red Hat et al.
With all sorts of National Security Letters, gag orders, oppressive laws like PARTIOT Act etc. we just know that those based in the US can be forced to facilitate surveillance (without ever speaking about it publicly).
GNU/Linux Promises for 2014
Why the imminent end of Windows XP is likely to lead to a lot of GNU/Linux adoptions, especially where it's required by state law or other rules/regulations
Richard Stallman on Control by Users
Dr. Richard Stallman, the Free Software Foundation’s founder, explains how Free software affects matters of control and power
TechBytes Video: Richard Stallman on Privacy
Richard Stallman speaks to TechBytes about ECHELON, PRISM, and other issues that relate to privacy after the NSA leaks
Richard Stallman on Firmware
Richard Stallman’s suggestion for people who want to compromise on the issue of firmware.
Richard Stallman on FreedomBox and Companies That Work With Free Software
Various questions from different people answered by Richard Stallman
Richard Stallman and Freedom on the Internet
Stallman speaks about erosion of freedom on the Internet
Stallman on Operating System Security and Web Anonymity
"Well, I generally use DuckDuckGo first, but I will use the Google search engine also."
TechBytes Episode 79: Richard Stallman Speaks About Back Doors
“I don’t think the US government should use operating systems made in China for the same reason that most governments shouldn’t use operating systems made in the US and in fact we just got proof since Microsoft is now known to be telling the NSA about bugs in Windows before it fixes them.”
TechBytes Episode 78: Richard Stallman Speaks About Surveillance in the Post-Leaks Era
Stallman was proven to be right on the issues of privacy and freedom as more information was being shown for everyone to see how surveillance is used to control users’ behaviour and distort/impede communications in some cases
Canonical’s Grave Strategic Errors Can Make Ubuntu the Next Linspire (Circa 2007)
Canonical’s founder is making controversial moves which are helping Microsoft’s PR. The Shuttleworth position can be summarised as follows:
2004: come join me, we’ll beat an illegal monopoly together.
2013: I’m friends with Microsoft now, never mind that monopoly.
Techrights Advises UEFI Forum to Withdraw ‘Secure’ Boot Support
Short synopsis of a long discussion with the UEFI Forum regarding ‘secure’ boot
Man From Microsoft Runs the Ubuntu Project Now
That person, who came from Microsoft, became VP of Ubuntu some months ago.
Former Microsoft Staff Xuxian Jiang Spreads Android FUD
About a year ago we wrote about lawyer who was spreading Android FUD after he had removed evidence (from his CV) of former Microsoft employment. He just sort of airbrushed it out of his career history, and just in time for an attack on Android. He then collaborated with a Microsoft lobbyist (who routinely pushes journalists to publish Android/Linux horror stories) in spreading his FUD. This is not a coincidence. It’s a pattern we learned to recognise.
Richard Stallman Speaks About UEFI
I first [cref 4704 interviewed Richard Stallman about 5 years ago]. Yesterday I spoke to him about the subject of much debate in the Free software world right now. Here is a transcript of our conversation.
Sun Responds — Gently — to Novell’s OpenOffice.org FUD
Sun explains the importance of quality assurance in OpenOffice.org
Former Microsoft Shill Openly Confesses, Alleges Microsoft Still Does This
There are several Web sites which seek to bring out the truth other than ourselves. There are other domains like slated.org, edge-op.org and even this Russian site, gotthefacts.org, which all expose the same type of illegal Microsoft tactics. Most of them just provide Web hosting (mirrors) for the evidence stamped by a United States court.
OpenDocument Gains Traction, So the Redmond Bully Returns
This whole charade is geared towards one single goal: To sell more Microsoft Office based on some label that says “ODF” and helps the Microsoft lobbyists/boosters pressure governments against/away from Free software
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