Forty years of GNU and the free software movement — Free Software Foundation — Working together for free software
You are here: Home › FSF News › Forty years of GNU and the free software movement BOSTON, Massachusetts, USA -- September, 18, 2023 -- On September 27, the Free Software Foundation (FSF) celebrates the 40th anniversary of the GNU operating system and the launch of the free software movement. Free software advocates, tinkerers, and hackers all over the world will celebrate this event, which was a t
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Join the official community for Google Workspace administrators In the Google Cloud Community, connect with Googlers and other Google Workspace admins like yourself. Participate in product discussions, check out the Community Articles, and learn tips and tricks that will make your work and life easier. Be the first to know what's happening with Google Workspace. ______________ Learn about more Goo
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Chris Ball » Response to “Ten easy ways to attract women to your free software project”
External links: photographs on github on google+ on linkedin on twitter on youtube Most popular tags: ethics gnome guitar kernel linux olpc photography Response to “Ten easy ways to attract women to your free software project” — October 18, 2008 About a month ago, Free Software Magazine published an article that looks into the reasons behind the dearth of women joining free software communities, a
まつもと×笹田、Ruby 1.9を語る ― ＠IT
2007/12/25 「そういえばあのretryの話、どう思う？」、「誰も使ってないから害悪が多いっていう話は説得力ありますよね」、「じゃあなくすか……、うん、なくしといて」、「あ、決まっちゃった（笑）」――。 まつもとゆきひろと、笹田耕一。いま、世界が注目するプログラミング言語「Ruby」の生みの親と、開発コアメンバーの2人は、こともなげにRubyの仕様を記者の目の前で変更してしまった。Rubyの開発はどのように行われ、どこへ向かおうとしているのか。現行のバージョン1.8系から大きく様変わりする次期開発版「Ruby 1.9」のリリースを12月25日に控えた2人に、師走の秋葉原で話を聞いた（文中、敬称略）。 Rubyの仕様は密室で決まる!? 冒頭に紹介した2人の会話は、「retry」というRubyの文法の2種類ある使い方のうち、これまでほとんど使われた形跡がない方を文法仕様から取り除くかど
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