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- Hundreds of free software supporters tuned in for FSF40 hackathon
Participants spread out to work on six different free software projects over forty-eight hours as our tech team worked to restore all FSF sites with the help and support of the community Over three hundred folks were tuned in at a time, some to participate in the hackathon and others to follow the progress being made
- FSF40 Hackathon Celebrates 40 Years of Free Software Advancement
The Free Software Foundation's FSF40 hackathon celebrated its 40th anniversary with a global online event on November 21, drawing hundreds of participants to advance six key free software projects through bug fixes, enhancements, and collaborative innovation Sponsors provided prizes, emphasizing community spirit and sustainability This initiative reinforced software freedom's role in
- Hundreds of Free Software Supporters Tuned in For FSF40 . . .
Hundreds of Free Software Supporters Tuned in For 'FSF40' Hackathon (fsf org) Posted by EditorDavid on Saturday November 29, 2025 @03:34PM from the joining-us-now dept
- FSF40 Hackathon: Free Software Collaboration Community Event
The recent FSF40 Hackathon was a resounding success, bringing together a passionate community dedicated to improving free software It’s truly inspiring to witness so many individuals dedicating their time and skills to a cause they believe in over one weekend, participants tackled projects across a diverse range of free software
- FSF40 Hackathon: Hundreds of Free Software Supporters Gather
Recap of the FSF40 Hackathon, held November 21-23, 2024 Learn about the accomplishments, projects involved, and the impact of community contributions to free software
- Hundreds of Free Software Supporters Tuned in For FSF40 . . .
The Free Software Foundation describes how "After months of preparation and excitement, we finally came together on November 21 for a global online hackathon…
- FSF40 Hackathon: Free Software Community Collaboration
The Hackathon Revolution: How Community-Driven Development is Securing the Future of Free Software Over 300 developers, advocates, and curious onlookers converged online for the FSF40 hackathon, a 48-hour sprint celebrating four decades of the Free Software Foundation
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