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+Episode: 2200
+Title: HPR2200: Episode one of the future of free software series
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr2200/hpr2200.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-18 15:39:54
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+This in HPR episode 2,200 entitled Episode 1 on the Future on Free Software Series.
+It is hosted by Spaceman and in about 3 minutes long and can remain an explicit flag.
+The summary is introduction to the series.
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+Well hello world, Monday December 26th and I am making this series, I think five podcasts
+about free software, what about it, where is it going, what's my take on it, and this
+is the first podcast representation so hello I am Spaceman.
+I have been using new Linux for over nine years, four years as a everyday user, just using
+an interface, running programs, doing my everyday life stuff, and five years as a programmer.
+So basically I am creating this series and I really hope the free software foundation
+is going to listen to it.
+I do believe I have some inputs to give as a user and as an advanced user as a programmer.
+The first thing I want to say here is that in 1983 when you are just almost started
+writing free software, a new project, there was a software problem, there were actually
+no holy free system out there.
+And now today we have free software for virtually anything, with processor, Skype replacement
+web browsers, you name it, whatever software you want, there's this free software for
+it.
+So the issue that I am going to be talking about through all of those podcasts is how do
+we reach the user, and when I say user what I am going to be referring is the everyday
+user, your mom, your dad, your grandparents, my grandfather uses new Linux, how do these
+people can start using free software because this is the issue of today.
+How do we get everyone to use it?
+How do we get everyone to stop going on Windows and Apple and how do we get them to just
+switch over to new Linux, don't get me wrong, free software is still need to be developed.
+It's just normal, but that being said I really believe that the main focus of today should
+be how can we attract more users and not develop more free software because we can function
+now with free software, yeah this is only to be developed, yes, but you get my point.
+So hopefully you listen to all of those, this is a series and they are going to be uploaded
+to the hacker public radio website.
+So make sure you check it up or whatever you can always find me on a load average.org
+slash the basement one.
+You've been listening to Hacker Public Radio at Hacker Public Radio dot org.
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