NetBSD Foundation Now 501(c)(3) Classified
ap writes "The NetBSD Project announced today that The NetBSD Foundation Inc. is now classified as an Internal Revenue Code 501(c)(3) publicly-funded non-profit organization. Donations to the Foundation by U.S. taxable entities are now fully tax-deductible. More information can be found at netbsd.org/donations."
Now I don't have to waste my money feeding starving kids in Africa.
Imagine a "faithed-based" rehabilitation program run not by the Baptists or the Catholics, but by open source BSD zealots: "Joe, you can over come your Microsoft addiction if you just follow this 12-step program:
Opinions on the Twiddler2 hand-held keyboard?
There was a problem with the site being recreated from the xml sources using not-quite-up-to-date tools. That's quite unfortunate. Anyway, it's been fixed in the mean time.
-- "Tradition is the illusion of permanence."
They need donations to be able to pay someone to fix the code.
There's some differences between the BSDs, but here are the /usr/src/gnu as of 4.9-RELEASE:
programs and libraries in FreeBSD's
as awk bc binutils cc
cpio csu cvs dc dialog
diff diff3 gperf grep groff
gzip ld libdialog libg++ libg2c
libgcc libgcc_r libgmp libmp libobjc
libreadline libregex libstdc++ man patch
perl ptx rcs sdiff send-pr
sort tar texinfo uucp
I hope we will be able, someday in Europe, to give money to NetBSD and other open source projects like GNU while having the money we give substracted from our taxes. In the end, each euro or dollar we put into open source is dedicated to everyone, the whole community but also all users ! :)
I hope someone is checking about this for Europe.