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I love Free Software Why they love Free Software Our online campaign aims at rising awareness to Free Software and the passionate, hard-working people behind it. Show them that you appreciate their work – it could make all the difference! Others already did so, and here you can read why they love Free Software. "I love free software because it has so much in common with the cooperative movement. Both - the Raiffeisen movement that started more than 150 years ago - and the Free Software Community emphasize democracy, transparency, pluralism, consistency, reliability and focus. Both enable people to solve important problems together. I also love Free Software because I am a long-term GNU/Linux user and an active contributor to the PmWiki project." — Stefanie Schulte, public relations specialist "A few decades ago the word "Freedom" had a very different meaning than today. We live in a digital society in which many aspects of our lives, and of our Freedom, go through a digital medium. Having full control of the software we use is therefore the only way to achieve full control of our Freedom. I love Free Software because I take care of my Freedom." — Massimo Barbieri, Member of the LUG Scandiano and Fellow of FSFE "I love free software because it empowers people, free software puts you in condition to do things you could not do before, because it increases your knowledge and renders you more aware of your possibilities. I discovered free software at university, and since then a whole world has unfolded for me; and it is there, waiting to be used and waiting for another contributor. With free software I have done something that, before, I did much less: learning! I have learned not only more about computer science but also valuable skills for my studies and my job. So I have to say a big "Thank you" to all the people who are spending their time and providing us with great software." — Christian Consonni, vice-president of Wikimedia Italy. "As a web designer I spend most of the time working on computers. Usability is a big issue for me. And a very important part of usability is the compliance with well defined open standards because every program can be built to support these norms. It's insane not comply with them if you want to provide a diverse audience with a certain design and a clear and reliable interaction. Free software is built around open standards. Unfortunately big proprietary software vendors ignore those standards building solutions which work for their own products only. I don't want to support this greed and take a stand for reasoning and cooperation by using free software and supplying media in formats which can be accessed freely without the need to accept unfavourable limitations. Franz Gratzer, active for veganism, the environment and Fellow of the FSFE" — Franz Gratzer. "The reason why "I love Free Software" it's in the phrase itself. Be free is important, be free to manage my computer as I want is important, be free to learn always something from other fellows is important, be free to teach always something to other fellows is important. All of this is possible only with Free Software, and since I joined the cause, I couldn't live without anymore. Linux, Ubuntu, Gnome, LibreOffice, Gimp, Blender, Chromium, just to name few, and many more free software that I use every day, allows me do what I want, in the way I want. No matter if I have to write a document, do some calculations, write software code, create some graphics, or simply enjoy a game or watch a film. Free Software it's always there with a simple and effective solution for me in any field." — Nicola Jelmorini. "I like, support and need "Free Software". It is a fundamental part of the internet as we know it, a basic precondition of a free Internet and even supports in some way the democracy around the world. Free Software isn't only a cheap way to get a MS Word clone. It is a political statement and even a religion for some developers." — Kai Kretschmann "On Valentines Day, the Society for Free Culture and Software, extends their love to projects such as Audacity, GIMP, Inkscape and other audiovisual tools. These tools form the backbone of the infrastructure needed to support free culture and while Free Culture could technically exist independently of Free Software, the two movements share a common philosophy of freedom which make the two inseparable. Without Free Software, our activities would be so much more difficult to carry out, and no Free Culture project would be able to enjoy the full freedoms without the infrastructure created by Free Software projects such as those outlined before. To everyone engaged in supporting this infrastructure: thank you! We love you!" — Jonas Oberg, Society for Free Culture and Software (Föreningen fri kultur och programvara) "Why I love Free Software? Because it let's me do cool things whithout having to work in some big USA-based software company." — Valentin Rusu "Free Software is central to everything KDE does and without Free Software KDE software could not exist. KDE relies overwhelmingly on volunteer contributions from people all around the world who, initially, do not know one another. Free Software provides the social contract that makes such contributions possible, as our volunteers know they are helping to create a common good that can be shared by all. Free Software and the shared purpose it creates also gives KDE its distinctive non-hierarchical meritocratic structure. Without the principles of Free Software, KDE would need centralised control of the software copyrights and, in turn, a set of leaders determining the direction of the software we produce. Our contributors would have less ability to try out new ideas, to work on the things that really matter to them and, above all, to be Free. Without Free Software, there would be no KDE. Free Software gives KDE life. KDE loves Free Software." — Cornelius Schumacher, President of KDE e.V. "I love Free Software because it presents an alternative when it feels like there can never be an alternative." — Chris Woolfrey "I love Free Software because we depend more and more upon software, in every moment of our lives. It is software that handles our email and social network activities when we communicate; it is software that controls our ovens and fridges when to prepare our meals; it is software that drives cars and airplanes when we travel around the world; it is software that keeps many of us alive when we need hospital equipment or bio-medical devices like pacemakers. A world without Free Software means being held hostage by proprietary software authors that run our lives. I love Free Software because it can set us free." — Dr. Stefano Zacchiroli, Debian Project Leader, Scientist and Free Software Developer "I love free software because it's like a car that comes with complete service manual and every tool you might ever need -- I can repair it and even add new features myself! If I do, other users may benefit from my changes, and if I can't, there's always a community that is more than willing to help." — Martin Zuther
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Valentinovo je slavlje ljubavi i odličan dan za izjaviti ljubav i zahvalnost ljudima u inicijativama i organizacijama za slobodan softver. Zašto ne biste dan 14. veljače učinili posebnim danom i pokazali tim ljudima da cijenite njihov rad? Obznanite ljubav Iza svake inicijative i organizacije za slobodan softver su stvarni radu predani entuzijasti. Pokažite im da cijenite njihov rad – to bi im moglo puno značiti! Neki zagovornici slobodnog softvera već su nam rekli zašto vole slobodan softver. Slijedite njihov primjer i izjavite ljubav slobodnom softveru! Mnogo je načina na koji možete izjaviti ljubav... ovdje su navedene neke ideje kako javno obznaniti ljubav slobodnom softveru. - Pošaljite aktivnim podržavateljima slobodnog softvera poruku sa zahvalom za njihov rad. - Napišite mikroblog o tome kako volite slobodan softver i označite te poruke s #ilovefs. - Zagrlite razvijatelja (prvo pitajte za dozvolu!) - Častite omiljenog razvijatelja pićem. Ili častite nekog drugog i uz put mu ispričajte o Vama omiljenoj aplikaciji koja je slobodan softver! - Pošaljite knjigu omiljenom doprinositelju i istovremeno podržite FSFE. Novcem ne možete kupiti ljubav... … no može pomoći u borbi za Vašu slobodu. Donirajte FSFE ili neku od inicijativa za slobodan softver kako biste izrazili zahvalnost. Oni ovise o Vašem doprinosu koji je potreban za daljnji rad. Stoga donirajte Vama omiljenu organizaciju. Budite sigurni da će Vam uzvratiti ljubav. Pokažite ljubav Širite ljubav prema slobodnom softveru - Odjenite majicu ili džemper s natpisom o slobodnom softveru. Ako Vam je potrebno nešto novo, možete naručiti od nas ili od Vašeg omiljenog projekta slobodnog softvera. - Pošaljite nam slike izražaja Vaših osjećaja prema slobodnom softveru. Objavit ćemo ih na našoj web-stranici i tako stvoriti galeriju zaljubljenika u slobodan softver iz svih krajeva svijeta! Na Vašoj web-stranici ili blogu Slike su također dostupne u skalabilnom formatu SVG za slučaj da trebate napraviti izmjene. Bili bismo Vam zahvalni na prijevodima slika: molimo da dovršene prijevode pošaljete na translators@fsfeurope.org kako bismo ih ovdje objavili. Zahvalite Markusu Meieru na izradi ovih slika! Zašto vole slobodan softver "Na Valentinovo Društvo za slobodnu kulturu i softver širi svoju ljubav na projekte kao što su Audacity, GIMP, Inkscape i drugi audio-vizualni alati. Ovi su alati okosnica infrastrukture potrebne za pružanje podrške slobodnoj kulturi. I dok bi slobodna kultura tehnički mogla postojati neovisno o slobodnom softveru, ta dva pokreta dijele zajedničku filozofiju o slobodi i to ih čini nerazdvojnim. Bez slobodnog softvera bilo bi mnogo teže provesti naše aktivnosti i ni jedan projekt slobodne kulture ne bi mogao uživati pune slobode bez infrastrukture koju su stvorili projekti slobodnog softvera poput maloprije navedenih. Svima uključenima u pružanju podrške ovoj infrastrukturi: hvala vam! Volimo vas!" — Jonas Oberg, Društvo za slobodnu kulturu i softver (Föreningen fri kultur och programvara) Slobodan softver je ključan za sve što KDE radi i bez slobodnog softvera KDE softver ne bi mogao postojati. KDE itekako ovisi o volonterskim doprinosima svih ljudi diljem svijeta koji se u početku međusobno ne poznaju. Slobodan softver pruža društveni ugovor koji omogućava takve doprinose jer naši volonteri znaju da pomažu u stvaranju zajedničkog dobra koje svi mogu dijeliti. Slobodan softver i zajednički cilj koji stvara također KDE-u daju karakterističnu nehijerarhijsku meritokratsku strukturu. Bez načela slobodnog softvera KDE bi trebao centraliziranu kontrolu autorskih prava nad softverom što bi za posljedicu imalo potrebu za skupom voditelja koji bi određivali u kojem će se smjeru razvijati softver koji stvaramo. Naši doprinositelji imali bi manje prilika za isprobavanje novih ideja, za rad na stvarima koje su im zaista bitne i imali bi manje mogućnosti da budu slobodni. Da nema slobodnog softvera, ne bi bilo ni KDE-a. Slobodan softver KDE-u daje život. KDE voli slobodan softver. — Cornelius Schumacher, Predsjednik KDE e.V.-a "Prije nekoliko desetljeća riječ sloboda imala je bitno drugačije značenje nego danas. Živimo u digitalnom društvu u kojem mnogi aspekti naših života i naše slobode prolaze kroz digitalni medij. Stoga je imati potpunu kontrolu nad softverom kojeg koristimo jedini način da kontrolu nad svojom slobodom preuzmemo u vlastite ruke. Volim slobodan softver jer mi je stalo do moje slobode." — Massimo Barbieri, član LUG-a Scandiano i Prijatelj FSFE-a