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-The '''free software movement''' ('''FSM''') or '''free/open-source software movement''' ('''FOSSM''') or '''free/libre open-source software movement''' ('''FLOSSM''') is a [[social movement]] with the goal of obtaining and guaranteeing certain freedoms for [[software users]], namely the freedom to run the software, to study and change the software, and to redistribute copies with or without changes. Although drawing on traditions and philosophies among members of the 1970s [[hacker (programmer subculture)|hacker culture]] and academia, [[Richard Stallman]] formally founded the movement in 1983 by launching the [[GNU Project]].+The '''hacker culture''' is a [[subculture]] of individuals who enjoy the intellectual challenge of creatively overcoming limitations of [[software system]]s to achieve novel and clever outcomes.
-== See also ==+==See also==
-* [[GNU Manifesto]]+* [[Cowboy coding]]: software development without the use of strict [[software development methodologies]]
 +* [[Demoscene]]
* [[History of free software]] * [[History of free software]]
-* [[Linux adoption]]+* [[Maker culture]]
-* [[Open-source movement]]+* [[Unix philosophy]]
-* [[Free-culture movement]]+ 
-* [[Free Software Foundation]]+
-* [[Open Source Initiative]]+
-* [[Software Freedom Conservancy]]+
-* [[Free Software Movement of India]]+
-* [[Free Software Foundation of India]]+
-* [[Free Software Foundation Europe]]+
-* [[Free Software Movement Karnataka]]+
-* [[Free Software Foundation Tamil Nadu]]+
-* [[Swecha]]+
-* [[Gift economy]]+
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