What does it mean to say a license is "compatible with the GPL?" It means [...] you can combine code released under the other license with code released under the GNU GPL in one larger program. Read the full answer:

Frequently Asked Questions about the GNU Licenses - GNU Project - Free Software Foundation

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Learn how to chart your course to digital recipe freedom in this workshop with Adam Monsen:

The immortal cookbook by Adam Monsen — GNU MediaGoblin

Celebrate your favorite home-cooked meals with all their history, comfort, and tradition. Cherish and share these meals with friends and family. #LibrePlanet

Did you know that the FSF has a PeerTube account? #PeerTube is a decentralized, federated video platform powered by ActivityPub and WebTorrent, and you'll find us on the Framatube instance:

Framatube

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Fighting for essential rights and freedoms for computer users since 1985. https://fsf.org @fsf

Interested to help #freesoftware users find freedom-respecting programs by updating the Free Software Directory (FSD)? Please consider joining the upcoming FSD meeting on IRC. Read more at: https://www.fsf.org/events/fsd-20230818-irc #FreeSoftwareDirectory

Have you always wanted to work at an organization that puts people and freedom at its center? The FSF is seeking a full-time deputy director: https://u.fsf.org/3vp #job #fedijobs #joboffer

Did you know that, for educational purposes, the FSF maintains a collection of translations of the GPLs? Check out

Unofficial Translations - GNU Project - Free Software Foundation

for links to these unofficial translations, how to submit new translations, and why they are not officially valid.

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HW [...] chose GPLv3 for that purpose. The fact that we're still going today [...] is proof he made a good choice. If KOReader had been proprietary, it may have been unnecessarily abandoned -- a fate that is all too common for similar projects. Read more: https://u.fsf.org/3zi

What do the right to repair movement, web browser privacy, and a volunteer rescue response to an earthquake have in common? They are all topics covered in our latest FSF Bulletin. Check it out at

Free Software Foundation Bulletin

Bi-annual edition of the Free Software Foundation Bulletin

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