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4 Essential Freedoms Of Software

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December 07, 2024

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This poster I drew up back in 2021 as an attempt at trying to improve the presentation of the 4 essential freedoms on the gnu.org website. They simply wrote them up as un-assuming text that does not even call attention to itself. I, knowing that we live in the world of short attention spans, decided to try and present the same freedoms in a much more modern way.

Since then I received multiple translations of the poster and even been told that the poster was found in some schools in the USA. The GNU project's website, subsequently published the poster on their website.





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Sources - includes ODG, PDF and PNG versions of the poster in English, Spanish, Hebrew, Lithuanian, Russian and Chinese. Also includes KRA files for the hands visible in the poster.
Yal's Repository contains an additional French version.
AyyZee's Repository contains another additional French version.
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Sometimes the developers just include into their software something that is there not the user's sake. Which ends up Interfering with user's needs. And it's just plain annoying.



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