Don't want to read it all? SFD Is more important than ever! This year, the challenge is to have 100 teams participate. Your team can be one of them. Register now!
Art for Digital Freedom Huion Challenge 2024
Huion is generously supporting the Software Freedom Day (SFD) 2024 by donating a Kamvas 12 Pro for the main prize and two Inspiroy 2S tablets for runners-up in a graphics challenge. The challenge invites participants worldwide to create original artwork using Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) on the theme of digital autonomy and freedom. Entries must be submitted by October 10, 2024, and adhere to specific guidelines, including using only FOSS tools and sharing the source files under Creative Commons licenses.
Huion’s participation highlights their commitment to digital freedom and creativity, encouraging artists to explore and express these values through their art.
Talk on LibrePlanet 2024
In April, Jurgen gave a talk on LibrePlanet. It tries to give a summary of the past 20 years of Software Freedom Day and tells the direction the movement wants to go in.
What's stopping you to organize SFD?
Yeah sure... I would like to organize Software Freedom Day. Only, there's this one thing stopping me...
Ten Ways to Make Your Software Freedom Day More Fun!
Let's face it: while talks and workshops are informative, they can sometimes get a bit dry and boring. But Software Freedom Day (SFD) doesn't have to be a snooze-fest! Here are ten lively and engaging ways to inject fun and excitement into your SFD celebrations, whether you're planning a grand event or a cozy get-together.
Love, Learning, and Libre: A Decade of Free Software Advocacy in Colombia
It all started out of my curiosity, as I began to research operating systems. So, I took the liberty of contacting the people who were talking about free software in Bogotá, Colombia. One of the few that wanted to talk about this was Professor Luis Eduardo Cano. That day, he arrived at the cafeteria with a friend and Professor Luis Alejandro Bernal. We had a great afternoon, drank coffee and ate cake, and talked for hours. At the end they invited me to visit the free software community, which at that time did not even have a physical location, as we met in downtown Bogotá at a café-bar.
Organizing Software Freedom Day: it's not hard!
Don't want to read it all? Organizing your first SFD event isn't hard! These first steps will get you a long way.
More Articles …
Page 1 of 3