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Revision as of 14:59, 9 September 2022
Team Captain: David Hedlund
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Summary: Pages of popular free software applications for different categories that we recommend replacing common proprietary applications. Ceasing to use proprietary applications is a good way to start migrating to freedom.
Contents
Privacy
Operating systems
We have a separate list for each operating system because some free replacements don't run on all the operating system. After you replace the nonfree apps, how about replacing the nonfree system with a free GNU/Linux distribution next? For your freedom's sake.
Free operating systems
- GNU/Linux
- Replicant — for mobile devices
- Replicant-expanded — Replicant page with new experimental design.
Non-FSDG compliant distributions
Distros that don't follow the free system distribution guidelines (FSDG).
Nonfree operating systems
Game consoles
See Video game console emulators. For free emulator games see Collection:Emulator games.
Misc
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