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EditorDavid @ Slashdot · today 15:34 EDT

Hundreds of Free Software Supporters Tuned in For 'FSF40' Hackathon

The Free Software Foundation describes how "After months of preparation and excitement, we finally came together on November 21 for a global online hackathon to support free software projects and "put a spotlight on the difficult and often thankless work that free software hackers carry out..."



Based on how many of you dropped in over the weekend and were incredibly engaged in the important work that is improving free software, either as a spectator or as a participant, this goal was accomplished. And i

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