Happy Birthday, Mr. Ricardo Murillo
Monday, March 16, 2009
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(and their alter-ego
, San IGNUcio
, San IGNUcio
) is of long tablecloths Day today, 16 March.
Don Ricardo was the one who started in the early 80's GNU project, a completely free operating system. He and his collaborators created all the necessary applications to function. When used in conjunction with the Linux kernel , we have obtained the operating system we all want, enjoy, share and promote. So also is the creator of the concept of Copyleft
Copyright 
). It has also developed a number of software licenses
called GNU / GPL ). It has also developed a number of software licenses (GPL = General Public License 
) to guarantee the basic freedoms 4 a software program and its derivatives. We can not fail to mention who is the founder and principal leader of the Free Software Movement . Once I had the opportunity to attend a talk he gave at the University of Costa Rica . Although I came with a taste and a tendency toward free software, the ideas in this talk made me more actively participate and promote free software, because I realized that is not a computational issue is a social issue. Today more than ever, people need freedom from the chains and overlapping domains, which are often worse than those that can be seen. People have the right to choose the programs you want to use and the formats they wish to save your information. It is also necessary for Governments to implement schemes of technological neutrality, not to be dependent on a single supplier and thus be able to own their own systems and information. I hope Ricardo spend a happy birthday and also thank all the work and effort he has done for so long for the benefit of a free society.
) to guarantee the basic freedoms 4 a software program and its derivatives. We can not fail to mention who is the founder and principal leader of the Free Software Movement . Once I had the opportunity to attend a talk he gave at the University of Costa Rica . Although I came with a taste and a tendency toward free software, the ideas in this talk made me more actively participate and promote free software, because I realized that is not a computational issue is a social issue. Today more than ever, people need freedom from the chains and overlapping domains, which are often worse than those that can be seen. People have the right to choose the programs you want to use and the formats they wish to save your information. It is also necessary for Governments to implement schemes of technological neutrality, not to be dependent on a single supplier and thus be able to own their own systems and information. I hope Ricardo spend a happy birthday and also thank all the work and effort he has done for so long for the benefit of a free society. 
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