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Tag Archives: ucl ddh
Visualizing the Gnu GPL
My suggestion for the Decoding Digital Humanities meeting has been accepted, by both the London and Melbourne groups, for next Tuesday (24th August) here in the Great Wen, and next Thursday (26th August) down under. I’m feeling the warm glow … Continue reading
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Tagged digital humanities, free software, gnugpl, ucl ddh, wordle
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Two Gnus: The Gnu Project and the Gnu GPL
For the next Decoding Digital Humanities meeting, I’d like to propose reading two fundamental documents of the free software movement, Richard Stallman’s Gnu Project and the Gnu GPL (General Public License). These texts build on the last meeting’s reading of … Continue reading