A vision for software freedom in 2048 - what are we missing?
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FSFE outlines concrete goals and actions: push EU litigation against Apple at the European Court of Justice to force alternative app stores; make all publicly funded software public money public code with a target to shift procurement toward free software; win router freedom and device neutrality so users can choose their own routers and install alternative OSes; run Free Your Android workshops and Italy’s Refund Your Freedom refunds for unwanted Windows licenses; run a youth hacking competition and a 400‑member legal network; respond to a cut of €27M in EU free‑software funding.
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- 0:00Linux journey began
- 3:33Software freedom vision 2048
- 5:00Public funding for free software
- 7:51Right to install software
- 14:20Regulation for free software
- 17:07Legal clarity for developers
- 21:01Empowering young coders
- 26:27What’s missing today
- 27:30Call to action
- 28:55Q&A
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