FSF to hold free software hackathon in honor of its fortieth anniversary — Free Software Foundation

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The Free Software Foundation (FSF) today announced its plans for a hackathon to improve free/libre software in honor of its fortieth anniversary. Free software projects and hackers at any stage of their development are invited to participate.

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perishthethought@lemm.ee [OP]

2 weeks ago

The form for submissions is here:

https://my.fsf.org/hackathon-cfs

solrize@lemmy.world

2 weeks ago

Wow cool, I don't have a project of my own to submit, but can maybe help with someone else's.

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FSF to hold free software hackathon in honor of its fortieth anniversary — Free Software Foundation

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