Copyleft is a creative way of using copyright law for granting the right to copy modified versions of a work (software, science, culture, etc.) and requiring that the same right be preserved in the modified versions.
Copyleft turns copyright around to put it at the service of freedom.
GNU is an operating system made entirely of free software. With GNU, it's possible to use a computer without proprietary software.
The combination of GNU with the kernel Linux (a very important set of programs necessary for integrating the software with the hardware) is called the GNU/Linux operating system.
Libre Office is a free software package for office productivity developed by The Document Foundation.
Libre Office consists of a word processor (Writer), a spreadsheet editor (Calc), an editor of presentations (Impress), a data base manager (Base), a vector graphics editor (Draw), and an equations editor (Math).
Wikipedia is a free encyclopaedia edited in a collaborative way. It is supported by donations and maintained by volunteers from around the world.
It has more than 37 millions of articles, in 287 languages.
It is powerful free software used for video editing, modelling, rendering, animation, and the creation of 3D graphics.
Blender is being used to make films covered by licenses that give people the right to copy and use the movies without civil or criminal threats (as traditional films typically do).
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Taking into account the widespread and increasing use of software in daily life, if we are not using Free Software, we are giving somebody else power over us (to corporations, governments, surveillance agencies, etc.). Thus, digital communications, social and environmental activism, scientific and technological research, digital artistic work, business, and many other fields, will be under permanent and growing control of external agents, not in the hands of the people.
Based on the aforementioned, and considering its inherent commitment to freedom, cooperation, and autonomy, we truly believe that Free Software is not only a goal in and of itself, but a great chance for empowering people and promoting social change.
You may believe that you are not important enough to avoid being tracked by institutions and restricted from freely distributing information. However, we believe that you are important. You can contribute to the Free Software Movement and help us use free software to build a better world.
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