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The Free Software Foundation (FSF) is dedicated to eliminating
restrictions on copying, redistribution, understanding, and
modification of computer programs. We do this by promoting the
development and use of
free software
in all areas of computing---but most particularly, by helping to
develop the
GNU operating system.
Many organizations distribute whatever free software happens to be
available. In contrast, the Free Software Foundation concentrates on
development of new free software---and on making that software into a
coherent system which can eliminate the need to use
proprietary
(18k characters) software.
Besides developing GNU, FSF distributes copies of GNU software and
manuals for a distribution fee, and accepts tax-deductible gifts to
support GNU development. Most of the FSF's funds come from its
distribution service. This is why we urge you to
order
CD-ROMs and manuals (but especially CD-ROMs) from the FSF when you can.