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Linux was originally developed as a free operating system for personal computers but is currently used for more computer platforms than any other operating system.
Free software is primarily a matter of liberty, not price: users, individually or collectively, are free to do whatever they want with it - this includes the freedom ... to sell it
Our goal is to increase awareness of open source and to assist everyone in leveraging its economic and social value. Learn how to use open source to create opportunity and wealth. Linux
"Freedom means having control over your own life. If you use a program to carry out activities in your life, your freedom depends on your having control over the program. You deserve to have control over the programs you use..."
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Fateh Slavitskaya (Script, Voice, Production), Bassam Kurdali (Animation, Production)Free Software Foundation
Libby Reinish, John Sullivan, Zak RogoffSound
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- gong by airtaxi
- far off boom by CaCtUs2003
- digital bells up down by crashoverride61088
- fast simple chop 1 by dave des
- digital camera on by davidbain
- big-room-ambience-1 by ecfike
- crumple dry leaf 1 by elliotlp
- crumple dry leaf 2 by elliotlp
- ambience with modulation by flint10
- room tone ambience large theatre low hum by gchase
- typing by hunter4708
- determined typing on a keyboard by irishcinema
- alaskan air traffic control by jamesabdulrahman
- digital data beeps by jasonlon
- digital hit by lavik89
- digital switch by lloydevans09
- digital whoosh soft by ludvique
- dmp car passby 2 by martypinso
- dmp int car passby 1 by martypinso
- metallic whoosh by misscellany
- highway, atmo, distant by monotraum
- couch quick rise up 4 bip by muses212
- apox by pandotrixemark
- balloon rub by simosco
- boom by snapper4298
- rain cracking rumbling by soundsexciting
- cinematic deep tremor by swiftoid
- underwater ambience lake lbj 08232013 1 by wjoojoo
- heartbeatnew by woodingp
The following SFX were released under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported license on freesound.org:
Original music and SFX by James P. McQuoid is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported license.
Software
Script: gedit, Piratepad, TextPlay (command line fountain renderer), Trelby (dedicated screenwriting application)Sound recording: Audacity (voice), Ardour (music)
Story boards: Krita
Vector Mockups: Inkscape
Visuals, animation, rendering, editing, sound editing: Blender
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