The GNU Project / Free Software Foundation
The GNU Project was launched in 1983 by Richard M. Stallman to create a complete, Unix-like operating system composed entirely of free software: GNU ("GNU's Not Unix"). The project produced many core system components and utilities (for example, coreutils, bash, gcc, and GNU bc) which are widely used either directly or as part of other systems (notably in combination with the Linux kernel). The Free Software Foundation (FSF), founded in 1985, is a nonprofit organization created to support the GNU Project and to advocate for software freedom, maintain GNU licensing initiatives (including stewardship and promotion of the GNU General Public License), and fund related development and campaigns.
Today the GNU Project is a long-running community of developers producing free software tools, libraries, and applications; many GNU packages are hosted on GNU infrastructure (Savannah) and are also mirrored on public git hosting sites. The FSF continues to provide organizational, legal, and fundra...
Today the GNU Project is a long-running community of developers producing free software tools, libraries, and applications; many GNU packages are hosted on GNU infrastructure (Savannah) and are also mirrored on public git hosting sites. The FSF continues to provide organizational, legal, and fundra...
Statistics
Total Applications:
1
Total Users:
123
Total Keys:
442,186
Total Clicks:
107,973
Total Mouse Scrolls:
0
Total Time Used:
4w2d11h4m22s
Average Time Per User:
5h56m38s
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