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About FSF India

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The Free Software Foundation India (FSF India) is a - nonprofit organisation committed to advocating, - promoting and propagating the use and development of - free (swatantra) software in India.

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The special need of free software community in the - current historical context.

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Background

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As the computer continues to become increasingly - pervasive in our personal, social and working - lives, the soul of the machine — software — is - seemingly trapped in a battle of proprietary - ownership.

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In the early days of computing, it was customary for - programmers to share software. Since the 1970s, - however, much software has become proprietary, such - that its users have been prevented from sharing, let - alone modifying, programs. By the 1980s, proprietary - software had become commonplace, and the computing - community was losing the freedom to cooperate in using - and altering software. Freedom was under attack.

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The owners of software had erected walls to divide - us from each other.
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Those words came from the one person who has - zealously campaigned to safeguard software - freedoms–Richard M. Stallman, a celebrated - programmer and an accomplished hacker. (Contrary - to popular belief, a hacker is not an anti-social - being. S/he is someone who is passionate, even - obsessive, about programming, as opposed to a - cracker, someone who breaks security on a system, - often with malicious intent.)

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Stallman, then working at MIT’s Artificial - Intelligence Lab, left to pursue the Free Software - Movement in 1984, inspired by the ideals of - American independence: freedom, community and - voluntary co-operation, which leads to free - enterprise, free speech and free software. He had - already started the GNU project in - 1983 to develop the free operating system GNU (a recursive - acronym for GNU’s Not Unix).

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In 1985 Stallman founded the Free - Software Foundation - (FSF), dedicated to promoting computer users’ - rights to use, study, copy, modify and - redistribute computer programs.

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The FSF promotes the development and use of free - software and free documentation. In particular, - FSF promotes the GNU operating system, used widely - today in its GNU/Linux variant, based on the Linux - kernel developed by Linus Torvalds. These systems - are often mistakenly called just `Linux’; calling - them `GNU/Linux’ corrects this confusion.

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The FSF (fsf.org), - whose headquarters is in Boston, Massachusetts, - USA, is a tax-exempt charity for free software - development. It raises funds by selling GNU - CD-ROMs, T-shirts, manuals and deluxe - distributions (all of which users are free to copy - and change), as well as from donations.

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The FSF also helps to spread awareness of the - ethical and political issues of freedom in the use - of software. The FSF believes that free software - is a matter of freedom, not price.

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FSF India

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The Free Software Foundation of India (FSF India), - the official Indian affiliate of the FSF, was - formally inaugurated by Richard Stallman at the - Freedom First! Conference at Thiruvanathapuram, - Kerala on 20 July 2001.

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FSF India will be the national agency for the - promotion of the use of free - software, - i.e. software distributed under the - GNU General - Public Licence (GNU GPL) or - other - licences - approved by FSF, in all domains.

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The Vision of FSF India

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Broadly, FSF India will strive to ensure that free - software is strengthened in all respects so as to form - a genuine, credible and viable alternative to - proprietary software for every kind of application.

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Promote awareness about free software among - the general public and, specifically, among - programmers and students.
Increase access to free software by users - in India.
Promote the development of local solutions - to local problems by empowering local - programmers in the use of free platforms, - tools and technologies.
Provide support to free software by way of - documentation, expert help or any other means.
Help organize training for programmers and - users of free software platforms and software.
Carry out R&D work for free software - solutions to suit local requirements.
Provide services for the free software - programmer community by, for example, locating - and distributing jobs.
Assist the national and State governments - in all aspects relating to free software, such - as evolving and maintaining standards; - providing a quality assurance mechanism for - free software; and ensuring the use of free - software in government and quasi-government - milieux.
Provide services such as adjudication and - conflict redressal within the free software - domain.

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Free Software Foundation of India

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- FSF India is a non-profit organisation committed to - advocating, promoting and propogating the use and - development of swantantra software in India. -

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Free Software Movement

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The free software movement is a world - wide effort that campaigns for the - creation, use, and adoption of free - software that entitles users to - four - essential freedoms:

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The freedom to run the program as - they wish, for any purpose (freedom 0).
The freedom to study how the - program works, and change it so it - does their computing as they wish - (freedom 1). Access to the source code - is a precondition for this.
The freedom to redistribute copies - so they can help others (freedom 2).
The freedom to distribute copies - of their modified versions to others - (freedom 3). By doing this they can - give the whole community a chance to - benefit from their changes. Access to - the source code is a precondition for - this.

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News

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Mar 07, 2014 - FSF India's call for a free digital society supported by free software -
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Nov 09, 2013 - FSF India's Response to the Proposed Framework by Govt of India -
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Sep 19, 2011 - Android and Users' Freedom - - By Richard Stallman -
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Feb 27, 2009 - Liberating cyberspace - - Interview with Richard M. Stallman, - founder, Free Software Foundation, - FRONTLINE -
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Oct 19, 2007 - The Spectre of Free - Information - Interview with Eben - Moglen, Professor of Law and Legal - History - FRONTLINE -
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Register for Associate Fellowship

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The Free Software Foundation of India is offering - Associate Fellowship to individuals. This fellowship - is an expression of solidarity with the - aims and objectives of FSF India and to support - FSF India as an organization that promotes software - freedom in the country. The nature of expenses are - usually incurred in maintaining the office, travel - expenses of the activists to fulfil organizational - responsibilities, for participating in national and - international networks, publishing books, maintaining - website and mailing lists,brochures, leaflets, and - other propaganda material, paying full time/part time - employees for their service etc. Currently FSF India - has an office in Thiruvananthapuram with only one full - time employee. The organization currently has no - resources to have more people to work in other parts - of the country. We invite you to become an associate - fellow and support FSF India.

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Fellowship Details

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General Fellowship

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Benefits

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FSF India Associate Fellow Card

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Fee

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Yearly – ₹ 200
Advised for Students

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Professional Fellowship

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Benefits

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All the benefits of General Fellowship
Listing on Fellows Page of FSF India website
FSF India T’Shirt (when available)
10% discount on GNU Merchandise*

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Yearly – ₹ 500
5 years - ₹ 2000
10 years - ₹ 4000
Lifetime - ₹ 7500

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Premium Fellowship

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Benefits

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All the benefits of General Fellowship
Listing on Fellows Page of FSF India website
FSF India T’Shirt (when available)
10% discount on GNU Merchandise*

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Fee

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Yearly – ₹ 1000
5 years - ₹ 4000
10 years - ₹ 8000
Lifetime - ₹ 15000

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- After Filling the form please send DD/MO/Cheque by - post as fast as possible. If you wish to send by - private courier or Speedpost, please make sure - that you give the telephone number along with the - address. Otherwise, the material could be returned - Please give two weeks to one month time for your - material to reach you. If you have not received - the material even after one month, please email - fellowship@gnu.org.in -

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Address to which Cheque/Money Order/Demand Draft should be sent:

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Free Software Foundation of India:

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