Free Software Movement - Revision history

MrDog: Reverted edits by Avumote (Talk) to last version by Beta M

2010-11-19T01:16:44Z

Reverted edits by Avumote (Talk) to last version by Beta M

Douche at 04:46, 18 November 2010

2010-11-18T04:46:56Z

Beta M: VoF -> EoF

2009-12-20T14:30:07Z

VoF -> EoF

Rev 22: Reverted edits by 78.46.88.142 (Talk) to last version by Rev 22

2009-01-18T03:52:54Z

Reverted edits by 78.46.88.142 (Talk) to last version by Rev 22

78.46.88.142: /* Rules */

2009-01-17T16:28:35Z

‎Rules

Rev 22: Reverted edits by 78.46.88.142 (Talk) to last version by AlterBot

2009-01-17T16:14:16Z

Reverted edits by 78.46.88.142 (Talk) to last version by AlterBot

78.46.88.142: /* Rules */

2009-01-16T23:47:11Z

‎Rules

AlterBot: Robot: interwiki standardization

2008-11-07T15:08:09Z

Robot: interwiki standardization

Esperanza at 13:57, 22 September 2008

2008-09-22T13:57:26Z

AlterBot: robot Adding: spa:Software libre

2008-09-22T13:16:44Z

robot Adding: spa:Software libre

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 Though it can be said that it put in principle of anarcho-capitalism in practice. It can also be considered a classical example of perfect competition in a free market economy.
->==Rules==
+==Rules==
-[[Richard Stallman]], the founder of [[Free Software Foundation]] and the originator of [[GNU Project]], puts these 4 [[right (politics)|rights]] as the requirenment for for the [[software]] project to be considered &quot;free software&quot;:
+[[Richard Stallman]], the founder of [[Free Software Foundation]] and the originator of [[GNU Project]], puts these 4 [[right (politics)|rights]] as the requirenment for for the [[software]] project to be considered "free software":
 # Right to use software for any purpose.
 # Right to distribute the software in the same way as it was received.
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 Also free software can be made non-free. An examlple of that is [[Mac OS X]] (non-free) which is designed on top of the [[BSD]] core (free). The reason for that is the fact that [[BSD license]] is non-restrictive, in the way that it allows anybody to make software proprietary as long as they say that it is based upon another system.
 ==See also==

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 Though it can be said that it put in principle of anarcho-capitalism in practice. It can also be considered a classical example of perfect competition in a free market economy.
-==Rules==
+>==Rules==
-[[Richard Stallman]], the founder of [[Free Software Foundation]] and the originator of [[GNU Project]], puts these 4 [[right (politics)|rights]] as the requirenment for for the [[software]] project to be considered "free software":
+[[Richard Stallman]], the founder of [[Free Software Foundation]] and the originator of [[GNU Project]], puts these 4 [[right (politics)|rights]] as the requirenment for for the [[software]] project to be considered &quot;free software&quot;:
 # Right to use software for any purpose.
 # Right to distribute the software in the same way as it was received.
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 Also free software can be made non-free. An examlple of that is [[Mac OS X]] (non-free) which is designed on top of the [[BSD]] core (free). The reason for that is the fact that [[BSD license]] is non-restrictive, in the way that it allows anybody to make software proprietary as long as they say that it is based upon another system.
 ==See also==

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−	{{~~Voice~~ of Freedom\|111762\|Free Software vs. Software Piracy}}	+	{{Echo of Freedom\|111762\|Free Software vs. Software Piracy}}

	The '''Free Software Movement''' is an example of an emergent [[political movement\|movement]] with [[anarchism\|anarchist]] [[examples of organizations with anarchist qualities\|characteristics]]. The nature of the [[GPL]] and many other free licenses is such that there is a collective sharing of resources (in this case, [[source code]]) between all developers, thus putting into practice the theories behind anarcho-socialists' perspective on private [[property]] and economic organization.		The '''Free Software Movement''' is an example of an emergent [[political movement\|movement]] with [[anarchism\|anarchist]] [[examples of organizations with anarchist qualities\|characteristics]]. The nature of the [[GPL]] and many other free licenses is such that there is a collective sharing of resources (in this case, [[source code]]) between all developers, thus putting into practice the theories behind anarcho-socialists' perspective on private [[property]] and economic organization.

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 Though it can be said that it put in principle of anarcho-capitalism in practice. It can also be considered a classical example of perfect competition in a free market economy.
-comment4,
+==Rules==
 ==See also==

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 Though it can be said that it put in principle of anarcho-capitalism in practice. It can also be considered a classical example of perfect competition in a free market economy.
-==Rules==
+comment4,
-[[Richard Stallman]], the founder of [[Free Software Foundation]] and the originator of [[GNU Project]], puts these 4 [[right (politics)|rights]] as the requirenment for for the [[software]] project to be considered "free software":
-# Right to use software for any purpose.
-# Right to distribute the software in the same way as it was received.
-# Right to alter the software to fit make it fit your particular needs.
-# Right to distribute the altered version of the software.
-−
-Due to the fact that these rules might apply differently to different people, what is a free software for one group, might not be a free software for another. For example if a [[corporation]] hires another company to develop a [[computer system|system]], that will most probably be a free software for the perspective of that corporation (they can use it, alter it, distribute it, etc). However, for the [[worker]]s within that corporation it is not free software, since they aren't allowed to alter or distribute it.
-−
-Also free software can be made non-free. An examlple of that is [[Mac OS X]] (non-free) which is designed on top of the [[BSD]] core (free). The reason for that is the fact that [[BSD license]] is non-restrictive, in the way that it allows anybody to make software proprietary as long as they say that it is based upon another system.
 ==See also==

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 [[Category:Free software|*]]
 [[de:Freie-Software-Bewegung]]
 [[es:Software libre]]

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 {{wikipedia|Free Software Movement}}
 [[fr:Mouvement du logiciel libre]]
 [[de:Freie-Software-Bewegung]]
+[[es:Software libre]]
-[[deu:Freie-Software-Bewegung]]
-[[fra:Mouvement du logiciel libre]]
-[[spa:Software libre]]

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		+	[[deu:Freie-Software-Bewegung]]
		+	[[fra:Mouvement du logiciel libre]]
		+	[[spa:Software libre]]