stephen fry

Stephen Fry shares a short history of Free Software in layman's terms, and wishes GNU a happy 25th birthday.

Linux.com: "After marking the GNU Project's 25th anniversary with an endorsement by Stephen Fry and the relicensing of OpenGL, the Free Software Foundation (FSF) is concluding the month-long celebration by relaunching its high priority list, which enumerates as-yet unwritten or incomplete software needed to run a completely free computer system."

Stephen Fry's film "Happy Birthday to GNU" now available in 24 languages ready for Software Freedom Day BOSTON, Massachusetts, USA -- Wednesday, September 17th, 2008 -- Since its release ten days ago, Stephen ...

Free Software Magazine: "Posted on September 1st, in honor of GNU's 25th anniversary, it turns out to be only the latest in a series of entries on Mr.

Fry's official blog site praising the virtues of free software."

I was surprised and delighted to find this video presentation by one of my favorite performers, Stephen Fry, called “Happy Birthday to GNU”, on the GNU project homepage.Posted on September 1st, in honor of GNU’s 25th anniversary, it turns out to be only the latest in a series of entries on Fry’s blog site praising the virtues of GNU/Linux

L'anniversario del progetto GNU di Richard Stallman, celebrato con un video dell'attore Stephen Fry.

"The GNU Project was launched in 1984 to develop a complete Unix-like operating system which is free software: the GNU system.

Stephen Fry applauds the GNU project and open source in general in a video marking GNU's 25th anniversary.

Matt Lee, Campaigns Manager at the Free Software Foundation faced some difficult questions as the Manchester podcast, Freedom Socks, questioned him on his involvement with the recent FSF publicity video featuring Stephen Fry.

The well-known TV presenter has appeared in a video celebrating 25 years of GNU, in which he refers to proprietary operating systems as ‘a kind of tyranny’.