GNU: GIMP, FSF Licensing and Compliance Lab, Xiaomi Compliance
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Photoshop too expensive? Use these free alternatives instead
GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) is a downloadable, professional-grade photo editor with an extensive Photoshop-like collection of essential editing tools. In addition, GIMP boasts advanced filters and layer masks. Whether you want to add text, erase background or add texture to a photo, this no-cost editing software will meet your needs.
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FSF Continuing Legal Education Seminar on GPL Enforcement and Legal Ethics
The FSF Licensing and Compliance Lab will work with experienced lawyers and professionals to provide a full day continuing legal education (CLE) seminar on GPL Enforcement and Legal Ethics for legal professionals, law students, free software developers, and anyone interested in licensing issues.
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Xiaomi Releases Android Pie Kernel Sources for Redmi Note 8, Note 8 Pro
Xiaomi has often been criticized by FOSS proponents and developers for its failure to abide by the GNU General Public License v2 license, which governs open source software such as Android. The company has often either completely failed to release kernel sources for its smartphones and tablets, or released them long after the launch of the device, both of which are an outright violation of the GNU GPL license.
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