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  • Welcome! - Free Software Directory - Free Software Foundation

    Lately, I've found a renewed interest in legacy Unix applications to run on the OLPC's limited resources. Many of these old, poorly maintained programs fall through the nets I usually use, Freshmeat and Sourceforge. The FSF Directory looks like it may stem the loss of these cultural...

    Reviewed by ar0cketman Nov 12 2008, 11:14am ( 47 reviews ) • fsf.org

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  • Rated by insyen on Aug 03, 10:15pm

    Free software is a matter of liberty, not price. Think of "free" as in "free speech," not as in "free beer." Free software is a matter of the users' freedom to run, copy, distribute, study, change and improve the software.

  • Rated by speeditonline on Jun 25, 1:39am

    Good but why would you need it if you have sourceforge?

  • Rated by srturlington on Mar 26 2009, 9:03am

    catalog of useful free software from the Free Software Foundation

  • Rated by yaburu on Nov 19 2008, 12:19pm

    It's free, how could you not like it?

  • Rated by ar0cketman on Nov 12 2008, 11:14am

    Lately, I've found a renewed interest in legacy Unix applications to run on the OLPC's limited resources. Many of these old, poorly maintained programs fall through the nets I usually use, Freshmeat and Sourceforge. The FSF Directory looks like it may stem the loss of these cultural resources.

  • Reviewed by rweston on Nov 10 2008, 11:01pm

    The Free Software Foundation publishes a directory of Free Software broken down by category with brief discussions of each package. There is so much good free software - why use anything else? For some recommendations on the best of the freeware, try Gizmo's Best-Ever Freeware list. My Specific Recommendations The most obvious app, of course, is FireFox BullZip PDF creator A fascinating new word processor, Jarte Avast, a virus-protection package SuperAntiSpyWare... should be obvious Sunbelt Firewall... also obvious Irfanview, a totally awesome graphics viewer I admit that I use MS Office, but that's because I write Excel macros for my job. Otherwise, I would be open to using Open Office, though I am distressed by the lack of good in-depth documentation of the macro language.

  • Rated by zizima on Nov 06 2008, 9:29am

    free software dir

  • Rated by fogcat02 on Oct 23 2008, 12:47pm

    Oh yesss.

  • Rated by mooonstar on Apr 05 2008, 5:07am

    Free Software Directory - great project