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The free software is the name of the software (logical equipment or software of a computer, and includes all necessary software components to enable specific tasks) that respects freedom of users on the product purchased and, therefore, once obtained can be used, copied, studied, changed and redistribute.

"Free software is a matter of liberty, not price. To understand the concept, you should think of "free" as in "free speech", not as in "free beer."
More precisely, it refers to four freedoms of software users:

* The freedom to run the program any purpose (freedom 0 ).
* Freedom of study how the program works, and adapt to the needs ( freedom 1). Access to the source code is a precondition for this.
* Freedom of redistribute copies so you can help others ( freedom 2).
* Freedom of improve the program and make public improvements, so that all community benefits (freedom 3 ). Just as freedom 1 access to source code is a prerequisite.

The GNU Project was launched in 1984 to develop a complete Unix-like operating system free software.

Linux is an operating system, free and freely distributable, inspired by the UNIX system for PCs (Personal Computer) based on Intel architectures.

This "alternative" was initially written by a student of computer belonging to the University of Helsinki (Finland) named Linus Torvalds and subsequently developed and followed by hundreds of programmers around the world. This system born following a Linus idea of \u200b\u200bcreating a UNIX clone which had no commercial software as well as anyone could enjoy freely.

The combination of GNU and Linux is the operating system GNU / Linux , now used on millions of computers. Sometimes this combination is incorrectly named Linux. There are many variants or "distributions" of GNU / Linux. The distributions of GNU / Linux are fully formed by free software.

is also a system that can coexist with other operating systems: This system does not create any conflict with the possibility of wanting to choose and install different operating systems on one disc.

Programs that use the open source system: Linux, Wordpress, Mozilla, Drupal, MySQL, VideoLAN, Gimp .

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free real video game in Iraq.

A video released by the organization Wikileaks from military sources, shows, from the perspective of a pilot of an Apache helicopter, shooting at a group of men armed and others unarmed and walk down the street a neighborhood of New Baghdad. This video contradicts the official version of how the U.S. Army killed eleven Iraqis on July 12, 2007, among whom was the photographer Namir Noor-Eldeen and driver Saeed Chmagh, who worked for the agency Reuters news.

In the video, listen for example to hold military deaths shouting "look at those bastards dead! How nice " beg for permission to shoot a man to his vehicle to assist the wounded , jokes and laughter in situations such as when a tank rolls over the body of one of the murdered ... Furthermore, when U.S. ground forces arrive and find children injured in the van which had been fired, the pilots blame the Iraqis: "Well, it's your fault for bringing children into battle," said one. "True," replied another.

The video, presented in Washington, entitled "Murder Collateral also describe the course of rescuing the victims, where two children were also injured. In the pictures you can see that nobody was attacking U.S. soldiers.

also identifies the two Reuters staff members carrying cameras. In the same street there are other armed men (a fact which is not unusual in the streets of Baghdad), but not hostile to the military helicopter. In fact, they seem not to notice his presence.

The day after the attack, the U.S. Army accounted for the deaths of media workers as part of a "clash between troops and insurgents, although the video shows that there was any exchange of gunfire.

A military spokesman said at that time the newspaper The New York Times "There is no doubt that coalition forces were clearly in the middle of combat operations against a hostile force."

Reuter agency unsuccessfully demanded an investigation into the circumstances and the acquisition of audiovisual material to appeal to the Freedom of Information Act. In response, the U.S. Army concluded that the actions of the soldiers during the incident were in accordance with the law in armed conflicts and ROE (Rules of Engagement), the rules on when, where and how the use of force must be used.

According to RSF, 221 journalists and media workers involved have died in Iraq since March 2003.

This fact is checked again to always use the same arguments as if they had prepared a paper for the case that its military killed civilians, journalists ... and give impunity to justify its military.