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| “BSD-style,” problematic term: | | Words to Avoid |
| “closed,” erroneous use of term: | | Words to Avoid |
| “cloud computing,” avoid use of term: | | Words to Avoid |
| “cloud computing,” avoid use of term: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| “commercial,” problematic use of term: | | Words to Avoid |
| “compensation,” false assumptions connected to term: | | Words to Avoid |
| “consumer,” problematic use of term (see also “open source”): | | Words to Avoid |
| “content,” problematic use of term: | | Words to Avoid |
| “creator,” erroneous use of term: | | Words to Avoid |
| “damage,” erroneous use of term: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| “digital goods,” problematic term: | | Words to Avoid |
| “Digital Rights Management,” avoid use of term (see also DRM): | | Words to Avoid |
| “Digital Rights Management,” avoid use of term (see also DRM): | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| “ecosystem,” erroneous description of free software community: | | Words to Avoid |
| “for free,” erroneous use of term: | | Words to Avoid |
| “Free Software Song”: | | The Free Software Song |
| “free software,” common misunderstandings of: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| “free software,” common misunderstandings of: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| “free software,” unambiguous translations of: | | The GNU Project |
| “free software,” unambiguous translations of: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| “free software,” unambiguous translations of: | | Translations of the Term ``Free Software'' |
| “free software,” unambiguous translations of: | | Translations of the Term ``Free Software'' |
| “freely available,” erroneous use of term: | | Words to Avoid |
| “freeware,” erroneous use of term: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| “give away software,” misleading use of term: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| “give away software,” misleading use of term: | | Words to Avoid |
| “GNU Manifesto”: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| “GNU Manifesto”: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| “hacker,” actual meaning of term (see also “cracker”): | | The GNU Project |
| “hacker,” actual meaning of term (see also “cracker”): | | Words to Avoid |
| “intellectual property,” bias and fallacy of term (see also ownership): | | The GNU Manifesto |
| “intellectual property,” bias and fallacy of term (see also ownership): | | The GNU Manifesto |
| “intellectual property,” bias and fallacy of term (see also ownership): | | Did You Say ``Intellectual Property''? |
| “intellectual property,” bias and fallacy of term (see also ownership): | | Did You Say ``Intellectual Property''? |
| “intellectual property,” bias and fallacy of term (see also ownership): | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| “intellectual property,” bias and fallacy of term (see also ownership): | | Words to Avoid |
| “intellectual property,” bias and fallacy of term (see also ownership): | | Words to Avoid |
| “intellectual property,” bias and fallacy of term (see also ownership): | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| “intellectual property,” bias and fallacy of term (see also ownership): | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| “LAMP system,” problematic term (see also GLAMP): | | Words to Avoid |
| “Linux system,” avoid use of term: | | Words to Avoid |
| “Linux,” erroneous use of term (see also open source): | | What's in a Name? |
| “Linux,” erroneous use of term (see also open source): | | What's in a Name? |
| “Linux,” erroneous use of term (see also open source): | | The GNU Project |
| “Linux,” erroneous use of term (see also open source): | | Words to Avoid |
| “Linux,” erroneous use of term (see also open source): | | Microsoft's New Monopoly |
| “market,” erroneous use of term: | | Words to Avoid |
| “MP3 Player,” problematic use of term: | | Words to Avoid |
| “open source,” common misunderstandings of: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| “open source,” common misunderstandings of: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| “open source,” consumer values and: | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| “open source,” the GPL and: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| “open source,” values of: | | The GNU Project |
| “open source,” values of: | | The GNU Project |
| “open source,” values of: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| “open source,” values of: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| “open source,” values of: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| “open source,” values of: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| “open source,” values of: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| “open source,” values of: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| “open,” misleading use of term: | | The GNU Project |
| “open,” misleading use of term: | | Words to Avoid |
| “PC,” erroneous use of term: | | Words to Avoid |
| “photoshop,” erroneous use of term: | | Words to Avoid |
| “piracy,” erroneous use of term: | | The Free Software Definition |
| “piracy,” erroneous use of term: | | The GNU Project |
| “piracy,” erroneous use of term: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| “piracy,” erroneous use of term: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| “piracy,” erroneous use of term: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| “piracy,” erroneous use of term: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| “piracy,” erroneous use of term: | | Words to Avoid |
| “piracy,” erroneous use of term: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| “PowerPoint,” erroneous use of term: | | Words to Avoid |
| “protection,” erroneous use of term: | | Words to Avoid |
| “protection,” erroneous use of term: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| “RAND (Reasonable and Non-Discriminatory),” avoid use of term (see also patents): | | Words to Avoid |
| “Right to Read: A Dystopian Short Story” (see also DMCA, DRM, fair use, and libraries): | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| “Right to Read: A Dystopian Short Story” (see also DMCA, DRM, fair use, and libraries): | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| “Sadi moma bela loza”: | | The Free Software Song |
| “software industry,” problematic term: | | Words to Avoid |
| “theft,” erroneous use of term: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| “theft,” erroneous use of term: | | Words to Avoid |
| “trusted computing,” avoid use of term (see also treacherous computing): | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| “trusted computing,” avoid use of term (see also treacherous computing): | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| “trusted computing,” avoid use of term (see also treacherous computing): | | Words to Avoid |
| “trusted computing,” avoid use of term (see also treacherous computing): | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| “vendor,” erroneous use of term: | | Words to Avoid |
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| 1984, George Orwell: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| 1984, George Orwell: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
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| 68000-class hardware: | | The GNU Project |
| 68000-class hardware: | | The GNU Project |
| 68000-class hardware: | | The GNU Manifesto |
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| abbreviations, patents on: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| AbiWord: | | Microsoft's New Monopoly |
| Ada compiler, GNU: | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
| Ada compiler, GNU: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| Ada language: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| Adobe Flash: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| Adobe Flash: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| Affero General Public License (AGPL), GNU: | | GNU General Public License |
| Affero General Public License (AGPL), GNU: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| AI (Artificial Intelligence) Lab, MIT (see also MIT): | | The GNU Project |
| AI (Artificial Intelligence) Lab, MIT (see also MIT): | | The GNU Manifesto |
| AI (Artificial Intelligence) Lab, MIT (see also MIT): | | The GNU Manifesto |
| Air Force, US: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| Air Force, US: | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
| AJAX request: | | The JavaScript Trap |
| Alix: | | The GNU Project |
| Alpha Centauri: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| Amazon: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| Amazon: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| Amazon: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| Analog Devices: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| Animal Farm, George Orwell: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| Apache: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| Apache License: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| Apache License: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| Apple (see also DRM): | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Apple (see also DRM): | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| Apple (see also DRM): | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| Apple, iPhone (see also cell phones): | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| Apple, iPhone (see also cell phones): | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| Argentina: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| ASCII: | | We Can Put an End to Word Attachments |
| ASCII: | | We Can Put an End to Word Attachments |
| ASCII: | | GNU Free Documentation License |
| Association of American Publishers (see also copyright): | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| AT&T: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| Australia: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
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| Barr, Joe: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| BASH (Bourne Again Shell), GNU: | | The GNU Project |
| BASH (Bourne Again Shell), GNU: | | The GNU Project |
| BASH (Bourne Again Shell), GNU: | | The GNU Project |
| BASH (Bourne Again Shell), GNU: | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| BASH (Bourne Again Shell), GNU: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| beamer class, TeX: | | Words to Avoid |
| Beethoven, Ludwig van: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| Beethoven, Ludwig van: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| Berne Convention (see also copyright): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| Big Brother: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| Big Brother: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| BitKeeper: | | Thank You Larry McVoy |
| BitTorrent: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| Bono, Congressman Sonny: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| Bono, Congresswoman Mary: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| Brazil: | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
| Brazil: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| BSD licenses (see also both “BSD-style” and GPL): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| BSD licenses (see also both “BSD-style” and GPL): | | Words to Avoid |
| BSD licenses (see also both “BSD-style” and GPL): | | The X Window System Trap |
| Bush, President George W.: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| Bushnell, Michael (now Thomas): | | The GNU Project |
| Business Software Alliance (BSA) (see also Software Publishers Association (SPA)): | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
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| C: | | The GNU Project |
| C: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| C compiler: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| C library: | | The GNU Project |
| C library: | | The GNU Project |
| C library: | | The GNU Project |
| C library: | | The GNU Project |
| C library: | | The GNU Project |
| C library: | | The GNU Project |
| C library: | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| C programs: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| C programs: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| C programs: | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| C++, language: | | The GNU Project |
| CAFTA: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Caldera: | | What's in a Name? |
| call to action, beware of nonfree programs: | | Thank You Larry McVoy |
| call to action, beware of ruinous compromises: | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| call to action, block treacherous computing: | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| call to action, boycott products with DRM: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| call to action, contribute to GNU: | | The GNU Project |
| call to action, contribute to GNU: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| call to action, contribute to GNU: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| call to action, cooperate: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| call to action, copyleft your software: | | The X Window System Trap |
| call to action, defend progress of science from copyright: | | Science Must Push Copyright Aside |
| call to action, develop more free software: | | Selling Free Software |
| call to action, do not authorize software patents: | | Software Patents and Literary Patents |
| call to action, do not surrender freedom in author’s name: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| call to action, donate: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| call to action, donate: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| call to action, donate: | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| call to action, fight for freedom: | | What's in a Name? |
| call to action, future challenges: | | The GNU Project |
| call to action, future challenges: | | The GNU Project |
| call to action, initial announcement: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| call to action, insist on free software: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| call to action, legalize noncommercial copying and sharing of all published works: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| call to action, price deception: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| call to action, price deception: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| call to action, promote free documentation: | | Why Free Software Needs Free Documentation |
| call to action, put an end to Word attachments: | | We Can Put an End to Word Attachments |
| call to action, put an end to Word attachments: | | We Can Put an End to Word Attachments |
| call to action, raise funds: | | Selling Free Software |
| call to action, raise funds: | | Selling Free Software |
| call to action, release free software: | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
| call to action, release free software: | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
| call to action, resist illusory temptations of proprietary software: | | The X Window System Trap |
| call to action, SaaS threats: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| call to action, SaaS threats: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| call to action, talk about freedom: | | The GNU Project |
| call to action, talk about freedom: | | Overcoming Social Inertia |
| call to action, teach others to value freedom: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| call to action, teach others to value freedom: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| call to action, upgrade to GPL version 3: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| call to action, upgrade to GPL version 3: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| call to action, uphold citizen values publicly: | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| call to action, use copyleft: | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| call to action, use correct terminology (see also terminology): | | The Free Software Definition |
| call to action, use correct terminology (see also terminology): | | The GNU Project |
| call to action, use correct terminology (see also terminology): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| call to action, use correct terminology (see also terminology): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| call to action, use correct terminology (see also terminology): | | Words to Avoid |
| call to action, use correct terminology (see also terminology): | | Words to Avoid |
| call to action, use correct terminology (see also terminology): | | What's in a Name? |
| call to action, use correct terminology (see also terminology): | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| call to action, use correct terminology (see also terminology): | | Did You Say ``Intellectual Property''? |
| call to action, use only free software in schools: | | Why Schools Should Exclusively Use Free Software |
| call to action, use only free software in schools: | | Why Schools Should Exclusively Use Free Software |
| call to action, write free documentation: | | Selling Free Software |
| Carnegie Mellon University: | | The GNU Project |
| Carnegie, Dale: | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| Case, Steve: | | Words to Avoid |
| cell phones (see also both OpenMoko and Apple): | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| cell phones (see also both OpenMoko and Apple): | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| cell phones (see also both OpenMoko and Apple): | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| Chaosnet (see also MIT): | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| Cheney, Dick: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| China: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| citizen values, consumer values v.: | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| citizen values, consumer values v.: | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| citizen values, convenience v.: | | The GNU Project |
| citizen values, convenience v.: | | The GNU Project |
| citizen values, convenience v.: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| citizen values, convenience v.: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| citizen values, convenience v.: | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
| citizen values, convenience v.: | | What's in a Name? |
| citizen values, convenience v.: | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| citizen values, convenience v.: | | Overcoming Social Inertia |
| citizen values, cooperation: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| citizen values, cooperation: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| citizen values, cooperation: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| citizen values, cooperation: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| citizen values, cooperation: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| citizen values, distortion of: | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| citizen values, future challenges to: | | The GNU Project |
| citizen values, future challenges to: | | The GNU Project |
| citizen values, Golden Rule: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| citizen values, Golden Rule: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| citizen values, open source v. free software: | | The GNU Project |
| citizen values, open source v. free software: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| citizen values, production v. freedom and way of life: | | What's in a Name? |
| citizen values, production v. freedom and way of life: | | Did You Say ``Intellectual Property''? |
| citizen values, proprietary manuals: | | Why Free Software Needs Free Documentation |
| citizen values, proprietary software and: | | The GNU Project |
| citizen values, proprietary software and: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| citizen values, publicly upholding: | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| citizen values, schools’ social mission: | | Why Schools Should Exclusively Use Free Software |
| citizen values, social inertia v.: | | Overcoming Social Inertia |
| Clinton administration: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| Clipper chip: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Cohen, Jerry: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| Commerce Department, US: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| commercial software (see also software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| commercial software (see also software): | | Words to Avoid |
| commercial software, to be distinguished from proprietary software: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| commercial use and development: | | The Free Software Definition |
| commercial use and development: | | The GNU Project |
| Common Lisp: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| communism: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| Community ConneXion: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| competition, impact on: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| competition, impact on: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| competition, impact on: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| competition, inevitability of: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| Compress: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| Compress program: | | The GNU Project |
| compromises, avoiding ruinous: | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| compromises, avoiding ruinous: | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| compromises, GPL patent provisions: | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| compromises, LGPL and: | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| Constitution, authors’ natural rights and US: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| Constitution, copyright and US: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| Constitution, copyright and US: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| Constitution, copyright and US: | | Science Must Push Copyright Aside |
| Constitution, copyright law, trademark law, patent law, and US: | | Did You Say ``Intellectual Property''? |
| Constitution, premise of author supremacy and US: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| Constitution, premise of author supremacy and US: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| Constitution, US: | | The GNU Project |
| Consumer Broadband and Digital Television Promotion Act (CBDTPA): | | Words to Avoid |
| Consumer Broadband and Digital Television Promotion Act (CBDTPA): | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Consumer Broadband and Digital Television Promotion Act (CBDTPA): | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| Consumer Broadband and Digital Television Promotion Act (CBDTPA): | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| copyleft (see also copyright): | | The Free Software Definition |
| copyleft (see also copyright): | | The Free Software Definition |
| copyleft (see also copyright): | | What Is Copyleft? |
| copyleft (see also copyright): | | What Is Copyleft? |
| copyleft (see also copyright): | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| copyleft (see also copyright): | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| copyleft (see also copyright): | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| copyleft (see also copyright): | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| copyleft, and GPL: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| copyleft, and GPL: | | GNU General Public License |
| copyleft, FDL and: | | GNU Free Documentation License |
| copyleft, GPL and: | | The GNU Project |
| copyleft, GPL and: | | The GNU Project |
| copyleft, GPL and: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| copyleft, modified versions: | | The GNU Project |
| copyleft, modified versions: | | The GNU Project |
| copyleft, modified versions: | | The GNU Project |
| copyleft, modified versions: | | GNU General Public License |
| copyleft, modified versions: | | GNU General Public License |
| copyleft, modified versions: | | GNU Lesser General Public License |
| copyleft, modified versions: | | GNU Lesser General Public License |
| copyleft, modified versions: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| copyleft, X Consortium opposition to: | | The X Window System Trap |
| copyleft, X Consortium opposition to: | | The X Window System Trap |
| copylefted software (see also software): | | What Is Copyleft? |
| copylefted software (see also software): | | What Is Copyleft? |
| copylefted software (see also software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| copylefted software (see also software): | | The X Window System Trap |
| copylefted software (see also software): | | The X Window System Trap |
| copyright (see also both copyleft and DMCA): | | The Free Software Definition |
| copyright (see also both copyleft and DMCA): | | The Free Software Definition |
| copyright (see also both copyleft and DMCA): | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| copyright (see also both copyleft and DMCA): | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| copyright (see also both copyleft and DMCA): | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| copyright (see also both copyleft and DMCA): | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| copyright, “copyright bargain”: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| copyright, “copyright bargain”: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| copyright, “copyright bargain”: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| copyright, “copyright bargain”: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| copyright, “creator”: | | Words to Avoid |
| copyright, “protection”: | | Words to Avoid |
| copyright, and/or copyright law, as distinguished from trademarks and patents and/or trademark law and patent law: | | Did You Say ``Intellectual Property''? |
| copyright, and/or copyright law, as distinguished from trademarks and patents and/or trademark law and patent law: | | Did You Say ``Intellectual Property''? |
| copyright, Association of American Publishers: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| copyright, Berne Convention: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| copyright, difference between patents and: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| copyright, difference between patents and: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| copyright, digital technology and: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| copyright, disregard for US Constitution’s view of: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| copyright, duration of term of: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| copyright, duration of term of: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| copyright, duration of term of: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| copyright, enforcement measures: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| copyright, erroneous concept of “striking a balance”: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| copyright, erroneous concept of “striking a balance”: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| copyright, erroneous concept of maximizing one output: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| copyright, erroneous concept of maximizing publishers’ power: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| copyright, fair use: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| copyright, fair use: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| copyright, fair use and libraries: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| copyright, false assumptions related to “compensation” for authors: | | Words to Avoid |
| copyright, monopoly: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| copyright, public domain software and (see also public domain software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| copyright, public domain software and (see also public domain software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| Correa, President Rafael: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Costa Rica: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Cygnus Support: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
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| da Silva, President Luis Inácio Lula: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| DADVSI (see also both DMCA and DRM): | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| de Icaza, Miguel: | | The GNU Project |
| Debian GNU/Linux: | | The GNU Project |
| DeCSS (see also both DMCA and DRM): | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Defective by Design (see also DRM): | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| Defective by Design (see also DRM): | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Defective by Design (see also DRM): | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| Defective by Design (see also DRM): | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| Defective by Design (see also DRM): | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| Deluxe Distributions, FSF: | | The GNU Project |
| Devedjian, Minister Patrick: | | Software Patents and Literary Patents |
| developers, (see also programmers): | | The GNU Project |
| developers, (see also programmers): | | The GNU Project |
| developers, and creativity and entitlement: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| developers, collaboration between: | | The GNU Project |
| developers, collaboration between: | | The GNU Project |
| developers, copyright law favors: | | Freedom or Power? |
| developers, copyright law favors: | | Freedom or Power? |
| developers, funding for: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| developers, GNU Project: | | The GNU Project |
| developers, GNU Project: | | The GNU Project |
| developers, incentive for: | | The GNU Project |
| developers, manuals: | | The GNU Project |
| developers, obligations of users to: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| developers, proprietary software: | | The GNU Project |
| developers, proprietary software: | | What's in a Name? |
| developers, proprietary software: | | Words to Avoid |
| developers, proprietary software: | | Words to Avoid |
| developers, solid values for free software: | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
| developers, term “vendor” and: | | Words to Avoid |
| developers, to copyleft or not to copyleft?: | | The X Window System Trap |
| developers, to copyleft or not to copyleft?: | | The X Window System Trap |
| developers, traps for: | | The GNU Project |
| developers, traps for: | | What's in a Name? |
| developers, universities: | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
| developers, universities: | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
| development, applying GPL: | | GNU General Public License |
| development, commercial software: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| development, contributions and donations: | | The GNU Project |
| development, contributions and donations: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| development, contributions and donations: | | Selling Free Software |
| development, custom adaptation: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| development, custom adaptation: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| development, developer control: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| development, funding for: | | The GNU Project |
| development, funding for: | | The GNU Project |
| development, funding for: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| development, funding for: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| development, funding for: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| development, funding for: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| development, fundraising: | | The GNU Project |
| development, fundraising: | | Selling Free Software |
| development, fundraising: | | Selling Free Software |
| development, obstruction of: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| development, obstruction of: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| development, patents: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| development, patents: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| development, patents: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| development, private software: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) (see also DMCA, “Right to Read,” fair use, DRM, and libraries): | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) (see also DMCA, “Right to Read,” fair use, DRM, and libraries): | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Disney: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Disney: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| DMCA (see also “Right to Read,” fair use, DRM, and libraries): | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| DMCA (see also “Right to Read,” fair use, DRM, and libraries): | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| DMCA (see also “Right to Read,” fair use, DRM, and libraries): | | What's in a Name? |
| DMCA (see also “Right to Read,” fair use, DRM, and libraries): | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| DMCA, and fair use: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| DMCA, GPL version 3 and: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| DMCA, publishers and: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| DMCA, publishers and: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| documentation (see also both FDL and manuals): | | The GNU Project |
| documentation (see also both FDL and manuals): | | The GNU Project |
| documentation (see also both FDL and manuals): | | Why Free Software Needs Free Documentation |
| documentation (see also both FDL and manuals): | | Why Free Software Needs Free Documentation |
| DRM, and Apple: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| DRM, and BBC iPlayer: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| DRM, and BBC iPlayer: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| DRM, and Google: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| DRM, and MacOS: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| DRM, and Microsoft: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| DRM, and Windows: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| DRM, call it “Digital Restrictions Management”: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| DRM, call it “Digital Restrictions Management”: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| DRM, call it “Digital Restrictions Management”: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| DRM, call it “Digital Restrictions Management”: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| DRM, call it “Digital Restrictions Management”: | | Words to Avoid |
| DRM, call it “Digital Restrictions Management”: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| DRM, call it “Digital Restrictions Management”: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| DRM, call it “Digital Restrictions Management”: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| DRM, GPL version 3 and: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| DRM, open source and: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| DRM, open source and: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| DRM, treacherous computing and: | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| DRM, Vista’s main purpose: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| DTD: | | GNU Free Documentation License |
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| E | | |
|---|
| e-books: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| e-books: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| e-books: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| e-books: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| e-books: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| e-commerce: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| ECMAScript: | | The JavaScript Trap |
| Economist: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| Ecuador: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| ed: | | The GNU Project |
| education, free software in: | | Why Schools Should Exclusively Use Free Software |
| education, free software in: | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
| education, free software in: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| Ellison, Larry: | | Words to Avoid |
| Emacs, GNU: | | The GNU Project |
| Emacs, GNU: | | The GNU Project |
| Emacs, GNU: | | The GNU Project |
| Emacs, GNU: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| Emacs, GNU: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| Emacs, GNU: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| Emacs, GNU: | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| Emacs, GNU: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| Emacs, GNU: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| Empire game: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| Empire game: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| Enron: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| European Parliament: | | Words to Avoid |
| European Parliament: | | Microsoft's New Monopoly |
| European Patent Office: | | Software Patents and Literary Patents |
| European Patent Office: | | Microsoft's New Monopoly |
| European Union: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| European Union: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| European Union, proposed European Union software patents directive: | | Words to Avoid |
| European Union, proposed European Union software patents directive: | | Software Patents and Literary Patents |
| Exxon: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
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| Facebook: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| fair use (see also copyright): | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| fair use (see also copyright): | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| fair use (see also copyright): | | GNU General Public License |
| FBI: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| FBI: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| FCC: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| FDL (see also both manuals and documentation): | | The GNU Project |
| FDL (see also both manuals and documentation): | | GNU Free Documentation License |
| FDL (see also both manuals and documentation): | | GNU Free Documentation License |
| FDL (see also both manuals and documentation): | | What Is Copyleft? |
| FDL, introduction to: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| Felten, Edward: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| FFT (fast Fourier transform): | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| FLAC: | | Words to Avoid |
| Flash: | | The JavaScript Trap |
| Flickr: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| Fortran: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| four freedoms: | | The Free Software Definition |
| Fourth Amendment: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Fox Film Corp. v. Doyal: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| Fox Film Corp. v. Doyal: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| Fox, Brian: | | The GNU Project |
| France: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| France: | | Software Patents and Literary Patents |
| Frank, Congressman Barney: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| Free Documentation License (FDL), GNU (see also FDL, manuals, and documentation): | | GNU Free Documentation License |
| Free Documentation License (FDL), GNU (see also FDL, manuals, and documentation): | | GNU Free Documentation License |
| free software (see also free software, four freedoms, citizen values, selling, and software): | | The Free Software Definition |
| free software (see also free software, four freedoms, citizen values, selling, and software): | | The Free Software Definition |
| free software (see also free software, four freedoms, citizen values, selling, and software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| free software (see also free software, four freedoms, citizen values, selling, and software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| Free Software Foundation (FSF) (see also FSF): | | The GNU Project |
| Free Software Foundation (FSF) (see also FSF): | | The GNU Project |
| free software movement (see also GNU Project): | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| free software movement (see also GNU Project): | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| free software, and export control regulations: | | The Free Software Definition |
| free software, essential difference between open source and: | | The GNU Project |
| free software, essential difference between open source and: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| free software, essential difference between open source and: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| free software, essential difference between open source and: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| free software, four freedoms: | | The Free Software Definition |
| free software, to be distinguished from noncommercial software: | | The Free Software Definition |
| Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA): | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Free University Compiler Kit (VUCK): | | The GNU Project |
| freeware (see also software): | | The GNU Manifesto |
| freeware (see also software): | | Words to Avoid |
| FSF, and selling GNU manuals: | | Why Free Software Needs Free Documentation |
| FSF, copyright on software: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| FSF, Deluxe Distributions: | | The GNU Project |
| FSF, fundraising: | | The GNU Project |
| FSF, fundraising: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| FSF, how you can help: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| FSF, how you can help: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| FSF, how you can help: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| FSF, how you can help: | | Selling Free Software |
| FSF, how you can help: | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| FSF, on installing proprietary software: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| FSF, programmers: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| FSF, programmers: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| FSF, resources: | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| FSF, software development: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| FSF, universities: | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
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| G | | |
|---|
| games, Empire: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| games, Empire: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| games, GPL and: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| games, patents and: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| games, patents and: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| games, price deception and: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| games, SaaS and multiplayer: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| games, Unix compatibility and: | | The GNU Project |
| Gates, Bill: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| GDB General Public License: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| General Public License (GPL), GNU (see also GPL): | | GNU General Public License |
| General Public License (GPL), GNU (see also GPL): | | GNU General Public License |
| GIF: | | The GNU Project |
| GIF: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| GIMP: | | Words to Avoid |
| GIMP: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| GLAMP (GNU, Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP) system: | | Words to Avoid |
| Global Patronage (see also DRM and copyright): | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| GNOME (GNU Network Object Model Environment): | | The GNU Project |
| GNOME (GNU Network Object Model Environment): | | The GNU Project |
| GNU (see also both software and GNU): | | The GNU Project |
| GNU (see also both software and GNU): | | The GNU Project |
| GNU (see also both software and GNU): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| GNU (see also both software and GNU): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| GNU (see also both software and GNU): | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
| GNU (see also both software and GNU): | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| GNU (see also both software and GNU): | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| GNU (see also both software and GNU): | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| GNU (see also both software and GNU): | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| GNU (see also both software and GNU): | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| GNU CC General Public License: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| GNU Help Wanted list: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| GNU Project (see also GNU): | | The GNU Project |
| GNU Project (see also GNU): | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, “GNU Manifesto”: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| GNU, “GNU Manifesto”: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| GNU, acronym: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, advertising for: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| GNU, GCC: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GCC: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GCC: | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| GNU, GCC: | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| GNU, GCC: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| GNU, GCC: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| GNU, GCJ: | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| GNU, GCJ: | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| GNU, GDB: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GDB: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GDB General Public License: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| GNU, GIMP: | | Words to Avoid |
| GNU, GIMP: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| GNU, GLAMP (GNU, Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP) system: | | Words to Avoid |
| GNU, GNOME (GNU Network Object Model Environment): | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNOME (GNU Network Object Model Environment): | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU Ada compiler: | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
| GNU, GNU Ada compiler: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| GNU, GNU Affero General Public License (AGPL): | | GNU General Public License |
| GNU, GNU Affero General Public License (AGPL): | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| GNU, GNU BASH (Bourne Again Shell): | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU BASH (Bourne Again Shell): | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU BASH (Bourne Again Shell): | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU BASH (Bourne Again Shell): | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| GNU, GNU BASH (Bourne Again Shell): | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| GNU, GNU C compiler (see also GNU, GCC): | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU C compiler (see also GNU, GCC): | | The GNU Manifesto |
| GNU, GNU C compiler (see also GNU, GCC): | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| GNU, GNU C compiler (see also GNU, GCC): | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| GNU, GNU C compiler (see also GNU, GCC): | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| GNU, GNU C Library: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU C Library: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU C Library: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU C Library: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU C Library: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| GNU, GNU C Library: | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| GNU, GNU C++ compiler: | | What Is Copyleft? |
| GNU, GNU C++ compiler: | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| GNU, GNU CC General Public License: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| GNU, GNU Classpath: | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| GNU, GNU Classpath: | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| GNU, GNU compiler: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| GNU, GNU Emacs: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU Emacs: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU Emacs: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU Emacs: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| GNU, GNU Emacs: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| GNU, GNU Emacs: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| GNU, GNU Emacs: | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| GNU, GNU Emacs: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| GNU, GNU Emacs: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| GNU, GNU Free Documentation License (FDL) (see also FDL, manuals, and documentation): | | GNU Free Documentation License |
| GNU, GNU Free Documentation License (FDL) (see also FDL, manuals, and documentation): | | GNU Free Documentation License |
| GNU, GNU ftp distribution site: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU General Public License (GPL) (see also GPL): | | GNU General Public License |
| GNU, GNU General Public License (GPL) (see also GPL): | | GNU General Public License |
| GNU, GNU Hurd: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU Hurd: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU Hurd: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| GNU, GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) (see also LGPL): | | GNU Lesser General Public License |
| GNU, GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) (see also LGPL): | | GNU Lesser General Public License |
| GNU, GNU libraries: | | What Is Copyleft? |
| GNU, GNU libraries: | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| GNU, GNU Make: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU manuals: | | Why Free Software Needs Free Documentation |
| GNU, GNU Objective C: | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| GNU, GNU operating system (see also both software and GNU): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| GNU, GNU Privacy Guard (GPG): | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU Privacy Guard (GPG): | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| GNU, GNU programs (see also software): | | The GNU Manifesto |
| GNU, GNU programs (see also software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| GNU, GNU programs (see also software): | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| GNU, GNU Project: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU Project: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU Project: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| GNU, GNU Project: | | Why Free Software Needs Free Documentation |
| GNU, GNU Project: | | Selling Free Software |
| GNU, GNU Project: | | What's in a Name? |
| GNU, GNU Project: | | What's in a Name? |
| GNU, GNU Project: | | Words to Avoid |
| GNU, GNU Project: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| GNU, GNU Project: | | The X Window System Trap |
| GNU, GNU Radio: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| GNU, GNU Readline: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU Readline: | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| GNU, GNU software (see also software): | | The GNU Manifesto |
| GNU, GNU software (see also software): | | The GNU Manifesto |
| GNU, GNU software (see also software): | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU software (see also software): | | The GNU Manifesto |
| GNU, GNU software, as distinguished from the GNU system: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU tar: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU Task List: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, GNU/Linux v. “Linux” (see also both open source and terminology): | | What's in a Name? |
| GNU, GNU/Linux v. “Linux” (see also both open source and terminology): | | What's in a Name? |
| GNU, Harmony: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, Harmony: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, how you can help: | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| GNU, initial announcement: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| GNU, initial announcement: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| GNU, motivation to write: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| GNU, objections to: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| GNU, objections to: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| GNU, operating system parts: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, operating system parts: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, operating system parts: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, operating system parts: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| GNU, operating system parts: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| GNU, programs developed to cope with specific threats: | | The GNU Project |
| GNU, user support: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| GNU/Linux v. “Linux” (see also both open source and terminology): | | What's in a Name? |
| GNU/Linux v. “Linux” (see also both open source and terminology): | | What's in a Name? |
| Golden Rule: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| Golden Rule: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| Golden Rule: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| Google Docs: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| Google Docs: | | The JavaScript Trap |
| GPG (GNU Privacy Guard): | | The GNU Project |
| GPG (GNU Privacy Guard): | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| GPL: | | The GNU Project |
| GPL: | | The GNU Project |
| GPL: | | What Is Copyleft? |
| GPL: | | What Is Copyleft? |
| GPL: | | GNU General Public License |
| GPL: | | GNU General Public License |
| GPL: | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| GPL: | | Freedom or Power? |
| GPL, “open source” and: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| GPL, and Microsoft license: | | Microsoft's New Monopoly |
| GPL, BSD license and: | | Words to Avoid |
| GPL, copyleft and: | | The GNU Project |
| GPL, copyleft and: | | The GNU Project |
| GPL, GPL-covered software (see also software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| GPL, GPL-covered software (see also software): | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| GPL, GPL-covered software (see also software): | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| GPL, GPL-covered software (see also software): | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| GPL, high or low fees and: | | Selling Free Software |
| GPL, introduction to: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| GPL, introduction to: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| GPL, introduction to: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| GPL, introduction to: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| GPL, introduction to: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| GPL, patent license: | | GNU General Public License |
| GPL, patent license: | | GNU General Public License |
| GPL, patent-provisions compromise: | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| GPL, releasing JavaScript programs under: | | The JavaScript Trap |
| GPL, releasing JavaScript programs under: | | The JavaScript Trap |
| GPL, universities and: | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
| GPL, universities and: | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
| GPL, use with GNU Affero General Public License: | | GNU General Public License |
| GPL, version 3, compatibility: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| GPL, version 3, limited patent protection: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| GPL, version 3, why upgrade to: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| GPL, version 3, why upgrade to: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| GPL-covered software (see also software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| GPL-covered software (see also software): | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| GPL-covered software (see also software): | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| GPL-covered software (see also software): | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| Greasemonkey: | | The JavaScript Trap |
| gzip: | | The GNU Project |
| gzip: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| gzip: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
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|---|
| hackers: | | The GNU Project |
| hackers: | | The GNU Project |
| hackers: | | The GNU Project |
| hackers: | | The GNU Project |
| hackers: | | The GNU Project |
| hackers: | | The Free Software Song |
| hackers: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| hackers: | | Words to Avoid |
| Harmony: | | The GNU Project |
| Harmony: | | The GNU Project |
| Hatch, Senator Orrin: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| Havel, Vaclav: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| Hazlitt, William: | | Freedom or Power? |
| HDTV: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| Heckel, Paul: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| High Priority Projects list: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| Hillel (the Elder): | | The GNU Project |
| Hollings, Senator Ernest: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Hollings, Senator Ernest: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| Hollywood: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Hollywood: | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| Hopkins, Don: | | The GNU Project |
| Horowitz, Bradley: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| HTML: | | We Can Put an End to Word Attachments |
| HTML: | | We Can Put an End to Word Attachments |
| HTML: | | GNU Free Documentation License |
| HTML: | | The JavaScript Trap |
| Hugo, Victor: | | Software Patents and Literary Patents |
| Hugo, Victor: | | Software Patents and Literary Patents |
| Hungry Programmers: | | The GNU Project |
| Hurd, GNU: | | The GNU Project |
| Hurd, GNU: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| Hurd, original name of: | | The GNU Project |
| HyperCard: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
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| I | | |
|---|
| IBM: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| IBM: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| IcedTea (see also Java): | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| identi.ca: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| Impress, OpenOffice.org: | | Words to Avoid |
| India: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| India: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| India: | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
| Intel (see also “trusted computing”): | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| Intel (see also “trusted computing”): | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| International Institute of Information Technology: | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
| International Organization for Standardization: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| iPlayer, BBC (see also DRM): | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| iPlayer, BBC (see also DRM): | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| ISP (Internet Service Provider): | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| ISP (Internet Service Provider): | | Microsoft's New Monopoly |
| ITS (Incompatible Timesharing System): | | The GNU Project |
| ITS (Incompatible Timesharing System): | | The GNU Project |
| ITS (Incompatible Timesharing System): | | The GNU Project |
| ITS (Incompatible Timesharing System): | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
|
| J | | |
|---|
| Java: | | What's in a Name? |
| Java: | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| Java: | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| Java: | | The JavaScript Trap |
| Java: | | The JavaScript Trap |
| Java: | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| JavaFX: | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| JavaScript: | | The JavaScript Trap |
| JavaScript: | | The JavaScript Trap |
| JavaScript: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| JavaScript: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| JPEG: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| JPEG: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| JPEG: | | GNU Free Documentation License |
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| Kansas: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| Kantian ethics: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| KaZaA (see also both DRM and treacherous computing): | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| KaZaA (see also both DRM and treacherous computing): | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| KaZaA (see also both DRM and treacherous computing): | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| KDE: | | The GNU Project |
| Kelly, Kevin: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| kernel, GNU Hurd: | | The GNU Project |
| kernel, GNU Hurd: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| kernel, Linux: | | The GNU Project |
| kernel, Linux: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| kernel, Linux: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| kernel, Linux: | | Thank You Larry McVoy |
| kernel, Linux: | | Thank You Larry McVoy |
| kernel, Linux: | | Words to Avoid |
| kernel, Linux: | | Software Patents and Literary Patents |
| Kindle (see also Swindle): | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| Kindle (see also Swindle): | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| King, Stephen: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| Kodak: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| Kuhn, Bradley M.: | | Freedom or Power? |
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| Lakhani, Karim R.: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| LaMacchia, David: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| LaTeX: | | GNU Free Documentation License |
| Lawrence Livermore Lab: | | The GNU Project |
| lax permissive licensed software: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| Lee, Matt: | | The JavaScript Trap |
| Lemley, Mark: | | Did You Say ``Intellectual Property''? |
| Les Misérables, Victor Hugo: | | Software Patents and Literary Patents |
| Les Misérables, Victor Hugo: | | Software Patents and Literary Patents |
| Lesser General Public License (LGPL), GNU (see also LGPL): | | GNU Lesser General Public License |
| Lesser General Public License (LGPL), GNU (see also LGPL): | | GNU Lesser General Public License |
| LessTif (see also Motif): | | The GNU Project |
| LessTif (see also Motif): | | The GNU Project |
| LessTif (see also Motif): | | What's in a Name? |
| LessTif (see also Motif): | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| Levy, Steven: | | The GNU Project |
| LGPL: | | GNU Lesser General Public License |
| LGPL: | | GNU Lesser General Public License |
| LGPL, altering distribution terms to GPL: | | What Is Copyleft? |
| LGPL, and GNU libraries: | | What Is Copyleft? |
| LGPL, and GNU libraries: | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| LGPL, as compromise: | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| LGPL, GNU C library and: | | The GNU Project |
| LGPL, GNU C library and: | | The GNU Project |
| LGPL, introduction to: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| LGPL, introduction to: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| libraries (comp.), as traps: | | What's in a Name? |
| libraries (comp.), as traps: | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| libraries (comp.), as traps: | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| libraries (comp.), C: | | The GNU Project |
| libraries (comp.), C: | | The GNU Project |
| libraries (comp.), C: | | The GNU Project |
| libraries (comp.), C: | | The GNU Project |
| libraries (comp.), C: | | The GNU Project |
| libraries (comp.), C: | | The GNU Project |
| libraries (comp.), C: | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| libraries (comp.), GNU: | | The GNU Project |
| libraries (comp.), GNU: | | What Is Copyleft? |
| libraries (comp.), GNU: | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| libraries (comp.), GNU C Library (see also GNU): | | The GNU Project |
| libraries (comp.), GNU C Library (see also GNU): | | The GNU Project |
| libraries (comp.), LGPL and: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| libraries (comp.), LGPL and: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| libraries (comp.), LGPL and: | | What Is Copyleft? |
| libraries (comp.), LGPL and: | | Avoiding Ruinous Compromises |
| libraries, access fees and: | | Science Must Push Copyright Aside |
| libraries, access fees and: | | Science Must Push Copyright Aside |
| libraries, DMCA, fair use, and (see also DMCA): | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| libraries, e-books and: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| libraries, e-books and: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| licenses (see also Affero, FDL, GPL, LGPL, X11, BSD, XFree86, and lax permissive licenses): | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| licenses (see also Affero, FDL, GPL, LGPL, X11, BSD, XFree86, and lax permissive licenses): | | GNU Free Documentation License |
| Linux kernel: | | The GNU Project |
| Linux kernel: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| Linux kernel: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| Linux kernel: | | Thank You Larry McVoy |
| Linux kernel: | | Thank You Larry McVoy |
| Linux kernel: | | Words to Avoid |
| Linux kernel: | | Software Patents and Literary Patents |
| Linux Magazine: | | What's in a Name? |
| Lisp, Common: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| Lisp, Lisp Machine operating system: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| Lisp, Lisp-based window system: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| Lisp, programs: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| Lotus Marketplace: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| Love, Courtney: | | Words to Avoid |
| Lula da Silva, President: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| LZW (Lempel-Ziv-Welch) data compression algorithm (see also patents): | | The GNU Project |
| LZW (Lempel-Ziv-Welch) data compression algorithm (see also patents): | | The GNU Project |
| LZW (Lempel-Ziv-Welch) data compression algorithm (see also patents): | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| LZW (Lempel-Ziv-Welch) data compression algorithm (see also patents): | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| LZW (Lempel-Ziv-Welch) data compression algorithm (see also patents): | | The Danger of Software Patents |
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| Mach microkernel: | | The GNU Project |
| MacOS (see also DRM): | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| MacOS (see also DRM): | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| malware: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| malware: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| manuals (see also manuals, FDL, and documentation): | | The Free Software Definition |
| manuals (see also manuals, FDL, and documentation): | | Why Free Software Needs Free Documentation |
| manuals (see also manuals, FDL, and documentation): | | Why Free Software Needs Free Documentation |
| manuals (see also manuals, FDL, and documentation): | | GNU Free Documentation License |
| manuals (see also manuals, FDL, and documentation): | | GNU Free Documentation License |
| manuals, FDL and: | | What Is Copyleft? |
| manuals, FDL and: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| manuals, GNU: | | Why Free Software Needs Free Documentation |
| manuals, need for: | | The GNU Project |
| manuals, need for: | | The GNU Project |
| manuals, need for: | | Selling Free Software |
| MCC: | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| McGrath, Roland: | | The GNU Project |
| McMillan, Robert: | | What's in a Name? |
| McVoy, Larry: | | Thank You Larry McVoy |
| McVoy, Larry: | | Thank You Larry McVoy |
| Mexico: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Microsoft, and GPL: | | Microsoft's New Monopoly |
| Microsoft, and patents: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| Microsoft, control over users: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Microsoft, freedom or power?: | | Freedom or Power? |
| Microsoft, license: | | Microsoft's New Monopoly |
| Microsoft, monopoly: | | Microsoft's New Monopoly |
| Microsoft, monopoly: | | Microsoft's New Monopoly |
| Microsoft, Novell-Microsoft pact: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| Microsoft, OOXML format (see also patents): | | Software Patents and Literary Patents |
| Microsoft, OOXML format (see also patents): | | We Can Put an End to Word Attachments |
| Microsoft, Palladium (see also both Palladium and “trusted computing”): | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| Microsoft, Palladium (see also both Palladium and “trusted computing”): | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| Microsoft, Word (see also Word): | | We Can Put an End to Word Attachments |
| Microsoft, Word (see also Word): | | We Can Put an End to Word Attachments |
| MIT: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| MIT: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| MIT: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| MIT: | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
| MIT: | | Words to Avoid |
| MIT, AI (Artificial Intelligence) Lab: | | The GNU Project |
| MIT, AI (Artificial Intelligence) Lab: | | The GNU Project |
| MIT, AI (Artificial Intelligence) Lab: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| MIT, AI (Artificial Intelligence) Lab: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| MIT, AI (Artificial Intelligence) Lab: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| MIT, Chaosnet: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| MIT, Chaosnet: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| MIT, Chaosnet: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| MIT, X Window System and: | | The GNU Project |
| Motif (see also LessTif): | | The GNU Project |
| Motif (see also LessTif): | | The GNU Project |
| Motif (see also LessTif): | | What's in a Name? |
| Motif (see also LessTif): | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| Motorola: | | The GNU Project |
| Motorola: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| MP3: | | The GNU Project |
| MP3: | | Words to Avoid |
| MPEG-2: | | Software Patents and Literary Patents |
| MPEG-2: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| Multics: | | The GNU Project |
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| Napster: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| National Science Foundation (NSF): | | The GNU Manifesto |
| netiquette: | | We Can Put an End to Word Attachments |
| New Labour: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| New York Times: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| New York Times: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| New Zealand: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| NeXT: | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| Nine Inch Nails: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| noncopylefted free software (see also software): | | The Free Software Definition |
| noncopylefted free software (see also software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| noncopylefted free software (see also software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| nondisclosure agreements: | | The GNU Project |
| nondisclosure agreements: | | The GNU Project |
| nondisclosure agreements: | | The GNU Project |
| nondisclosure agreements: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| nondisclosure agreements: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| nonfree software (see also software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| nonfree software, danger of: | | Thank You Larry McVoy |
| nonfree software, danger of: | | Thank You Larry McVoy |
| nonfree software, insidious and nefarious addition of: | | What's in a Name? |
| nonfree software, insidious and nefarious addition of: | | What's in a Name? |
| NoScript: | | The JavaScript Trap |
| Novell (see also patents, GPL, and Microsoft): | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| nroff: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| NYU: | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
| NYU: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
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| O’Reilly Associates: | | Why Free Software Needs Free Documentation |
| Ogg Vorbis: | | Words to Avoid |
| Open Group (see also X Consortium, its precursor): | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| Open Group (see also X Consortium, its precursor): | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| Open Source Initiative (OSI): | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| open source software (see also software): | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| open source software (see also software): | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| open source software (see also software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| open source, and fear of freedom: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| open source, and fear of freedom: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| open source, DRM and: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| open source, DRM and: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| open source, essential difference between free software and: | | The GNU Project |
| open source, essential difference between free software and: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| open source, essential difference between free software and: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| open source, essential difference between free software and: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| OpenMoko (see also cell phones): | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| OpenOffice.org: | | Words to Avoid |
| OpenOffice.org: | | Microsoft's New Monopoly |
| Orwell, George: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| Orwell, George: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| ownership, and damage to social cohesion: | | The GNU Project |
| ownership, and damage to social cohesion: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| ownership, and damage to social cohesion: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| ownership, and material harm: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| ownership, and material harm: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| ownership, and material harm: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| ownership, and material harm: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| ownership, and Soviet-style information control: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| ownership, and Soviet-style information control: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| ownership, and users’ freedom: | | The GNU Project |
| ownership, and users’ freedom: | | Why Schools Should Exclusively Use Free Software |
| ownership, and users’ freedom: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| ownership, argument against: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| ownership, argument against: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| ownership, arguments for: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| ownership, arguments for: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| ownership, arguments for: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| ownership, arguments for: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| ownership, developers’ interests v. public’s prosperity and freedom: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| ownership, developers’ interests v. public’s prosperity and freedom: | | Freedom or Power? |
| ownership, fallacy of charge of communism: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| ownership, obstructing software: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| ownership, obstructing software: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| ownership, obstructing use of programs: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| ownership, obstructing use of programs: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| ownership, servers and software: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
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| Palladium: | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| Palladium: | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| Palladium: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Parunakian, David: | | The JavaScript Trap |
| Pascal: | | The GNU Project |
| Pastel, compiler: | | The GNU Project |
| Patent and Trademark Office, US: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| patents: | | The GNU Project |
| patents: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| patents: | | Microsoft's New Monopoly |
| patents, “uniform fee only”: | | Words to Avoid |
| patents, a trivial patent: | | Anatomy of a Trivial Patent |
| patents, a trivial patent: | | Anatomy of a Trivial Patent |
| patents, analogy between literary and software: | | Software Patents and Literary Patents |
| patents, analogy between literary and software: | | Software Patents and Literary Patents |
| patents, and/or patent law, as distinguished from trademarks and copyrights and/or trademark law and copyright law: | | Did You Say ``Intellectual Property''? |
| patents, and/or patent law, as distinguished from trademarks and copyrights and/or trademark law and copyright law: | | Did You Say ``Intellectual Property''? |
| patents, Diamond v. Diehr: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| patents, difference between copyrights and: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| patents, difference between copyrights and: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| patents, difference between copyrights and: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| patents, economically self-defeating: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| patents, GPL version 2 and: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| patents, GPL version 3 and: | | GNU General Public License |
| patents, GPL version 3 and: | | GNU General Public License |
| patents, GPL version 3 and: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| patents, GPL version 3 and: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| patents, GPL version 3 and: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| patents, GPL version 3 and: | | GNU General Public License |
| patents, historical significance of OOXML patent problem (see also Microsoft): | | Microsoft's New Monopoly |
| patents, historical significance of OOXML patent problem (see also Microsoft): | | Microsoft's New Monopoly |
| patents, IBM and: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| patents, IBM and: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| patents, LZW data compression algorithm: | | The GNU Project |
| patents, LZW data compression algorithm: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| patents, LZW data compression algorithm: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| patents, LZW data compression algorithm: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| patents, Microsoft monopoly: | | Microsoft's New Monopoly |
| patents, Microsoft monopoly: | | Microsoft's New Monopoly |
| patents, Novell-Microsoft pact: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| patents, on abbreviations: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| patents, proposed European Union software patents directive: | | Words to Avoid |
| patents, proposed European Union software patents directive: | | Software Patents and Literary Patents |
| patents, term “intellectual property” obscures issues raised by: | | Did You Say ``Intellectual Property''? |
| patents, term “intellectual property” obscures issues raised by: | | Did You Say ``Intellectual Property''? |
| patents, US Patent and Trademark Office: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| pay-per-view: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| PDF: | | We Can Put an End to Word Attachments |
| PDF: | | We Can Put an End to Word Attachments |
| PDF: | | GNU Free Documentation License |
| PDF: | | GNU Free Documentation License |
| peer-to-peer: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| peer-to-peer: | | GNU General Public License |
| peer-to-peer: | | GNU General Public License |
| peer-to-peer: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| Perkins Smith & Cohen LLP: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| Perl: | | Why Free Software Needs Free Documentation |
| phishing: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| PNG: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| PNG: | | GNU Free Documentation License |
| PostScript language: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| PowerPoint (see also Word): | | We Can Put an End to Word Attachments |
| prep.ai.mit.edu: | | The GNU Project |
| Privacy Guard (GPG), GNU: | | The GNU Project |
| Privacy Guard (GPG), GNU: | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| private software (see also software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| processors: | | Microsoft's New Monopoly |
| processors: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| productivity, software: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| productivity, software: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| programmers, and cognitive dissonance: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| programmers, and cognitive dissonance: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| programmers, and creativity and entitlement: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| programmers, and creativity and entitlement: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| programmers, and creativity and entitlement: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| programmers, and creativity and entitlement: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| programmers, and productivity: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| programmers, and productivity: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| programmers, incentive for: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| programmers, incentive for: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| programmers, incentive for: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| programmers, incentive for: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| programmers, incentive for: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| programmers, incentive for: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| programmers, income for: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| programmers, income for: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| programmers, income for: | | The GNU Project |
| programmers, income for: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| programmers, income for: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| programmers, income for: | | The GNU Project |
| programmers, income for: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| programmers, income for: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| programmers, income for: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| programmers, income for: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| programmers, psychosocial harm to: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| programmers, psychosocial harm to: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| programmers, psychosocial harm to: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| proprietary software (see also software): | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| proprietary software (see also software): | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| proprietary software (see also software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| proprietary software, as distinguished from SaaS: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| proprietary software, as distinguished from SaaS: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| proprietary software, freedom or power?: | | Freedom or Power? |
| proprietary software, freedom or power?: | | Freedom or Power? |
| proprietary software, paradox of permissive license: | | The GNU Project |
| proprietary software, spying on users: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| proprietary software, spying on users: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| proprietary software, spying on users: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| proprietary software, spying on users: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| proprietary software, to be distinguished from commercial software: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| public domain software (see also software): | | The GNU Project |
| public domain software (see also software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| public domain software (see also software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| public domain software (see also software): | | The GNU Manifesto |
| public domain software (see also software): | | What Is Copyleft? |
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| Qt: | | The GNU Project |
| Qt: | | The GNU Project |
| Qt: | | What's in a Name? |
| Qt: | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
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| Radiohead: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| RAID array: | | Anatomy of a Trivial Patent |
| Raymond, Eric: | | The GNU Project |
| Readline (see also both libraries (comp.) and GNU): | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| Readline, GNU (see also libraries (comp.), GNU): | | The GNU Project |
| Reagan, President Ronald: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| RealAudio stream: | | What's in a Name? |
| RealPlayer (see also DRM): | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| RealPlayer (see also DRM): | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| RealPlayer (see also DRM): | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA): | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| Red Hat Linux (see also “Linux,” erroneous use of term): | | The GNU Project |
| Red Hat Software: | | The GNU Project |
| Resig, John: | | The JavaScript Trap |
| RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company: | | Why Schools Should Exclusively Use Free Software |
| RMS, Richard Stallman, often referred to as (see also Stallman): | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| Rumith, Jaffar: | | The JavaScript Trap |
| Russia: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| Russia: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
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| SaaS, “cloud computing” obfuscating problems posed by: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| SaaS, as distinguished from other network services: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| SaaS, as distinguished from other network services: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| SaaS, as distinguished from proprietary software: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| SaaS, as distinguished from proprietary software: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| SaaS, dealing with problem of: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| SaaS, dealing with problem of: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| SaaS, development hosting sites and: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| SaaS, e-commerce and: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| SaaS, Facebook and: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| SaaS, Flickr and: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| SaaS, Google Docs as example of: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| SaaS, joint projects and: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| SaaS, multiplayer games: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| SaaS, publication-and-communication sites and: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| SaaS, Savannah and: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| SaaS, sites offering multiple services, including: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| SaaS, SourceForge and: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| Savannah: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| schools, free software in: | | Why Schools Should Exclusively Use Free Software |
| schools, free software in: | | Why Schools Should Exclusively Use Free Software |
| schools, free software in: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| Schroeder, Pat: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| secure boot (see also tivoization): | | The Free Software Definition |
| Security Systems Standards and Certification Act (SSSCA) (see also Consumer Broadband and Digital Television Promotion Act (CBDTPA)): | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Security Systems Standards and Certification Act (SSSCA) (see also Consumer Broadband and Digital Television Promotion Act (CBDTPA)): | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| selling, “sell software,” ambiguous term: | | Words to Avoid |
| selling, and distribution fees: | | Selling Free Software |
| selling, and distribution fees: | | Selling Free Software |
| selling, free software: | | The GNU Project |
| selling, free software: | | The GNU Project |
| selling, free software: | | Selling Free Software |
| selling, free software: | | Selling Free Software |
| selling, software-related services: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| SGAE: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| SGML: | | GNU Free Documentation License |
| Shakespeare, William: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| shareware (see also software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| shareware (see also software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| Silverlight (see also Microsoft): | | The JavaScript Trap |
| Sklyarov, Dmitry: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| Smith, Brett: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| Software as a Service (SaaS) (see also SaaS): | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| Software as a Service (SaaS) (see also SaaS): | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| Software Publishers Association (SPA): | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| Software Publishers Association (SPA): | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| Software Publishers Association (SPA): | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| software, commercial (see also commercial software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| software, commercial (see also commercial software): | | Words to Avoid |
| software, copylefted (see also copylefted software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| software, free (see also free software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| software, free (see also free software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| software, freeware (see also freeware): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| software, GNU operating system (see also GNU): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| software, GNU programs (see also GNU programs): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| software, GNU(see also GNU software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| software, GNU(see also GNU software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| software, GPL-covered (see also GPL-covered software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| software, lax permissive licensed: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| software, noncopylefted free (see also noncopylefted free software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| software, noncopylefted free (see also noncopylefted free software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| software, nonfree (see also nonfree software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| software, open source (see also open source software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| software, overstretched analogy with material objects: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| software, overstretched analogy with material objects: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| software, private: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| software, proprietary (see also proprietary software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| software, public domain (see also public domain software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| software, public domain (see also public domain software): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| software, shareware: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| software, shareware: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| software, software productivity: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| software, software productivity: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| software, software tax: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act (also known as the Mickey Mouse Copyright Act): | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| Sony Reader (call it the Shreader): | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| SourceForge: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| SourceForge: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| Soviet Union: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| Soviet Union: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| Soviet Union: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Spain: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| Spain: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| spyware: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| spyware: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| Stallman, Richard: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| Stallman, Richard: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| Stallman, Richard: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| Stallman, Richard: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| Stallman, Richard: | | The Free Software Song |
| Stephenson, Neal: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| Stross, Charles: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| Sun Microsystems: | | What's in a Name? |
| Sun Microsystems: | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| Sun Microsystems: | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| Sun Microsystems: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| Supreme Court, US: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| Supreme Court, US: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| Supreme Court, US: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| Supreme Court, US: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| Swindle: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| Swindle: | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| Swindle: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| Swing library: | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| Symbolics: | | The GNU Project |
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| terminology, importance of using correct: | | What's in a Name? |
| terminology, importance of using correct: | | What's in a Name? |
| terminology, importance of using correct: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| terminology, importance of using correct: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| terminology, importance of using correct: | | Did You Say ``Intellectual Property''? |
| terminology, importance of using correct: | | Did You Say ``Intellectual Property''? |
| terminology, importance of using correct: | | Words to Avoid |
| terminology, importance of using correct: | | Words to Avoid |
| terminology, importance of using correct: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| TeX: | | The GNU Project |
| TeX: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| TeX: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| TeX: | | Words to Avoid |
| TeX: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| Texas Instruments: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| Think magazine: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| TiVo (see also tivoization): | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| tivoization: | | The Free Software Definition |
| tivoization: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| tivoization: | | Why Upgrade to GPLv3 |
| tivoization: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| tivoization: | | The JavaScript Trap |
| tivoization: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| Torvalds, Linus: | | The GNU Project |
| Torvalds, Linus: | | Words to Avoid |
| trademarks and/or trademark law: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| trademarks and/or trademark law: | | Words to Avoid |
| trademarks and/or trademark law: | | GNU General Public License |
| trademarks and/or trademark law, as distinguished from copyrights and patents and/or copyright law and trademark law: | | Did You Say ``Intellectual Property''? |
| trademarks and/or trademark law, as distinguished from copyrights and patents and/or copyright law and trademark law: | | Did You Say ``Intellectual Property''? |
| trademarks, US Patent and Trademark Office: | | Introduction to the Licenses |
| traps, “Linux” distribution companies: | | What's in a Name? |
| traps, “open source”: | | The GNU Project |
| traps, donated proprietary software: | | Why Schools Should Exclusively Use Free Software |
| traps, JavaScript: | | The JavaScript Trap |
| traps, JavaScript: | | The JavaScript Trap |
| traps, nonfree dependencies: | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| traps, nonfree dependencies: | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| traps, nonfree libraries: | | The GNU Project |
| traps, nonfree libraries: | | What's in a Name? |
| traps, nonfree libraries: | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| traps, nonfree libraries: | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| traps, nonfree programming tools: | | What's in a Name? |
| traps, treacherous computing (see also treacherous computing): | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| traps, treacherous computing (see also treacherous computing): | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| traps, X Window System: | | The X Window System Trap |
| traps, X Window System: | | The X Window System Trap |
| treacherous computing: | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| treacherous computing: | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| treacherous computing: | | Words to Avoid |
| treacherous computing: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Tridgell, Andrew: | | Thank You Larry McVoy |
| Twitter: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
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| UK: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| UN (United Nations): | | Did You Say ``Intellectual Property''? |
| Univates: | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
| universities: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| universities: | | Words to Avoid |
| universities: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| universities: | | Science Must Push Copyright Aside |
| universities: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
| universities, releasing free software at: | | The GNU Project |
| universities, releasing free software at: | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
| universities, releasing free software at: | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
| University of Texas: | | Releasing Free Software If You Work at a University |
| University of Utah: | | The GNU Project |
| Unix compatibility, announcement of: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| Unix compatibility, announcement of: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| Unix compatibility, ease of contribution because of: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| Unix compatibility, ease of contribution because of: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| Unix compatibility, games and: | | The GNU Project |
| Unix compatibility, GNU Project development and: | | The GNU Project |
| Unix compatibility, GNU Project development and: | | The GNU Project |
| Unix compatibility, Linux kernel and: | | The GNU Project |
| Unix compatibility, reason for: | | The GNU Project |
| Unix compatibility, reason for: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| users, arguments used to justify control over: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| users, arguments used to justify control over: | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| users, benefit to: | | Why Schools Should Exclusively Use Free Software |
| users, benefit to: | | Why Schools Should Exclusively Use Free Software |
| users, benefit to: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| users, benefit to: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| users, benefit to: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| users, material harm to: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| users, obligations to developers: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| users, premise of author supremacy (see also ownership): | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| users, premise of author supremacy (see also ownership): | | Why Software Should Not Have Owners |
| users, premise of author supremacy (see also ownership): | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| users, premise of author supremacy (see also ownership): | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| users, premise of author supremacy (see also ownership): | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| users, psychosocial harm to: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| users, technical support for GNU: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| UUCP: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| UUCP: | | The GNU Manifesto |
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| Valenti, Jack: | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
| Valjean, literary character Jean (see also Les Misérables): | | Software Patents and Literary Patents |
| Valjean, literary character Jean (see also Les Misérables): | | Software Patents and Literary Patents |
| VAX: | | The GNU Project |
| vi: | | The GNU Project |
| Vista, Windows (see also both Windows and DRM): | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Vista, Windows (see also both Windows and DRM): | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| Vista, Windows (see also both Windows and DRM): | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| Vista, Windows (see also both Windows and DRM): | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| VMS: | | The GNU Project |
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| War on Sharing (see also DRM and copyright): | | Freedom---or Copyright |
| Wikipedia: | | The Free Software Definition |
| Wikipedia: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| Windows: | | What's in a Name? |
| Windows: | | Words to Avoid |
| Windows: | | Microsoft's New Monopoly |
| Windows: | | Free but Shackled; The Java Trap |
| Windows: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| Windows Media Player (see also both DRM and treacherous computing): | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| Windows Media Player (see also both DRM and treacherous computing): | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| Windows Media Player (see also both DRM and treacherous computing): | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| Windows Media Player (see also both DRM and treacherous computing): | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| Windows, SaaS and: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| Windows, SaaS and: | | Who Does That Server Really Serve? |
| Windows, social inertia, short-term convenience, and (see also citizen values): | | Overcoming Social Inertia |
| Windows, Vista: | | The Right to Read; A Dystopian Short Story |
| Windows, Vista: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| Windows, Vista: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| Winer, Dave: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| Winston, Patrick: | | The GNU Project |
| Wired magazine: | | What's in a Name? |
| Wolf, Robert G.: | | Why Open Source Misses the Point of Free Software |
| Word, and treacherous computing (see also treacherous computing): | | Microsoft's New Monopoly |
| Word, and treacherous computing (see also treacherous computing): | | Microsoft's New Monopoly |
| Word, and treacherous computing (see also treacherous computing): | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| Word, and treacherous computing (see also treacherous computing): | | Can You Trust Your Computer? |
| Word, attachments: | | We Can Put an End to Word Attachments |
| Word, attachments: | | We Can Put an End to Word Attachments |
| Word, converting Word documents into free formats: | | We Can Put an End to Word Attachments |
| Word, converting Word documents into free formats: | | We Can Put an End to Word Attachments |
| World “Intellectual Property” Organization (WIPO) (see also “intellectual property”): | | Did You Say ``Intellectual Property''? |
| World “Intellectual Property” Organization (WIPO) (see also “intellectual property”): | | Did You Say ``Intellectual Property''? |
| World “Intellectual Property” Organization (WIPO) (see also “intellectual property”): | | Words to Avoid |
| World “Intellectual Property” Organization (WIPO) (see also “intellectual property”): | | Misinterpreting Copyright---A Series of Errors |
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| X Consortium (see also Open Group, its successor): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| X Consortium (see also Open Group, its successor): | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| X Consortium (see also Open Group, its successor): | | The X Window System Trap |
| X Consortium (see also Open Group, its successor): | | The X Window System Trap |
| X Consortium (see also Open Group, its successor): | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| X Toolkit: | | The GNU Project |
| X Window System: | | The GNU Project |
| X Window System: | | The GNU Project |
| X Window System: | | The GNU Project |
| X Window System: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| X Window System: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| X Window System: | | The X Window System Trap |
| X Window System: | | The X Window System Trap |
| X.org: | | The X Window System Trap |
| X11 licenses: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| X11 licenses: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| X11 licenses: | | Categories of Free and Nonfree Software |
| X11 licenses: | | The X Window System Trap |
| X11R6.4: | | The X Window System Trap |
| X11R6.4: | | The X Window System Trap |
| X11R6.4: | | Copyleft; Pragmatic Idealism |
| XCF: | | GNU Free Documentation License |
| Xerox: | | Why Software Should Be Free |
| XFree86: | | The GNU Project |
| XFree86: | | The X Window System Trap |
| XFree86 license: | | The X Window System Trap |
| XML: | | GNU Free Documentation License |
| xrdb: | | The X Window System Trap |
| xset: | | The X Window System Trap |
| Xywrite: | | The Danger of Software Patents |
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| yacc: | | The Initial Announcement of the GNU Operating System |
| yacc: | | The GNU Manifesto |
| Yahoo: | | Computing ``Progress''; Good and Bad |
| Yoda: | | The GNU Project |
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| Zittrain, Jonathan: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| Zittrain, Jonathan: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
| zombie machines: | | The Problem Is Software Controlled by Its Developer |
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