The Best Place for Libre Culture Content on Lemmy.
On top of the rules of this instance, the following additional rules apply.
The Libre Culture movement, also called the Free Culture movement, is a social movement constructed around the free exchange of ideas.
Flying by raja_ffm
A nice rock tune with some chill vocals.
Sin Town remix by echo_orbit
Gritty rock, with classic rock angst lyrics.
ccMixter - Community Collaboration on creating and mixing music!
From their about page:
This is a community music remixing site featuring remixes and samples licensed under Creative Commons licenses.
Highly recommend checking this out, there's some wicked music and samples to find here.
"Dragon Tiger Gate" by Stephane Wootha Richard (who released 90gb of his work into public domain)
Cross-posted from ""Dragon Tiger Gate" by Stephane Wootha Richard (who released 90gb of his work into public domain)" by @[email protected] in [email protected]
Cross-posted from ""Dragon Tiger Gate" by Stephane Wootha Richard (who released 90gb of his work into public domain)" by @[email protected] in [email protected]
He dropped 90gb of his artwork into public domain a couple years back, more information here. Everything's available on the Internet Archive.
For years you may have known me through a fictional entity called "Wootha". Today I have decided to destroy this entity. In this text, I will explain to you what motivated this decision. ..
I have decided to be radical in
Eco-Libre 2024 Annual Report - OSHW Water Purification, Structures, and Sanitation (Off-Grid Communities) 🇪🇨💧🏠🚾
This Eco-Libre 2024 Annual Report will discuss the state of the Eco-Libre project at the end of 2024 and the progress we made throughout the year 2024. What is Eco-Libre? Executive Summary Michael Altfield registered the domain-name eco-libre.org in June … Continue reading →
Happy 2025! The Eco-Libre project published our 2024 Annual Report for last year.
Eco-Libre is a volunteer-run project that designs libre technology for sustainable communities.
Eco-Libre's mission is to research, develop, document, teach, build, and distribute open-source technology that sustainably enfranchises communities' human rights.
We aim to provide clear documentation to build low-cost machines, tools, and infrastructure for people all over the world who wish to live in sustainable communities with others.
Read the full report [here
Today, we at SFC, along with our OpenWrt member project, announce the production release of the OpenWrt One. This is the first wireless Internet router designed and built with your software freedom and right to repair in mind. The OpenWrt One will never be locked down and is forever unbrickable. ...
"This fails the needs of citizens in favor of a weak sauce argument from the industry, and it's really disappointing"
There once was a show. You know, that show. It was a really good show. Or maybe it was something else. Still, you'd love to relive the memories, and share it with your friends. There's just one problem: It's impossible. Watch and record reruns?
Aaron Swartz Day was on November 11th - Here's a Documentary in his Honor
The Internet's Own Boy depicts the life of American computer programmer, writer, political organizer and Internet activist Aaron Swartz. It features interviews...
Libre Software Wishlist - What Apps Do You Want to See Made?
For me, I really want to see a time-sink game be made for mobile Linux phones. I'm working on something like one, but I'm not confident in my approach.
How about you guys? What do you want to see made?
What Would You Like to See in the Sidebar?
As the title asks. I'd like to make this place the go-to libre culture forum, since so many others are dead.
A definition of libre culture, surely. I was thinking of keeping the rules sparse and broad, the usual "don't be rude" rules, but I was also thinking of adding a list of the kind of posts that are allowed here, such as memes and support requests, to help stimulate activity. If those kinds of posts aren't desired, I can make dedicated communities for those kinds of posts anyways.
What do you guys think?
Thrive: A very positive review.
Thrive the game taking the ideas from the ashes of spore and turning them into an far more intricate game, a game of balancing, surviving and as the title suggests thriving!
Thrive is still currently in development, with many ambitious goals still exactly that, ambitious goals. Development is slow, as in really slow, and that’s okay – given that the whole project is being freely developed. Development ‘started’ in 2009, with programming properly beginning in 2012. Thrive seems to be a bit like vaporware in this regard with a lot of ideas but not a huge drive to implement them. Which is again perfectly fine. But as we will go on to see this mishmash of ideas and random bits of development work being undertaken by individuals who are willingly disposing of their time to help move the project forward has created quite the output, even if that output is a mere pebble in comparison to what it wants to be.
So I played the game. The introduction
Libre Games
I've been discovering that despite what I originally thought - there exists a small collection of high quality games which are not only free but also developed openly. I'll list the ones I have found to date, I wouldn't mind seeing any recommendations!
One thing you p
A Living Libre Culture Subforum
Hey everyone, I've decided to create this subforum as an attempt to strengthen discussion around libre culture on Lemmy. Most libre culture subforums are fairly dead, with few having more than one post in just the last year.
I'm going to do what I can to make this place as active as possible.
Let's get the ball rolling! Post your memes, favourite apps, libre software support questions, libre software you wish existed, and everything else related to libre culture!
