take priority, not wasted on useless debates.
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On the [http://www.fsf.org/campaigns/priority.html FSF's High Priority Projects list] there is a call for the creation of a donor transaction and
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On the [http://www.fsf.org/campaigns/priority.html FSF's High Priority Projects list] there is a call for the creation of a '''replacement for the
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From the [http://www.fsf.org/campaigns/priority.html#oracle FSF High Priority Projects list]:
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** Track 1: High Priority Free Software Projects;
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#REDIRECT [[Group:Priority Projects]]
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multimedia projects should be top priority.</blockquote>
...ve been told that the priority on multimedia in general is not an official priority of FSF - at least not yet. I really hope that the arguments I present on th
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=== [[LibrePlanet2009/OpenConference/HPP|High Priority Projects]] ===
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== High Priority Projects ==
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[[Category:LP09 High Priority Projects]]
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Track 1: '''High Priority Projects''' (Room 113)</center>
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According to http://www.fsf.org/campaigns/priority.html, the FSF high-priority projects list "serves to foster the development of projects that are import
What does the FSF really expect to accomplish with the high priority projects list?
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[[Category:LP09 High Priority Projects]]
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#redirect [[LibrePlanet2009/OpenConference/HPP/Resources for High-Priority Projects]]
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#redirect [[Resources for High-Priority Projects (LP09)]]
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[[Category:LP09 High Priority Projects]]
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Became an FSF high-priority project. Attracted more developers, included in most GNU/Linux and *BSD dis
[[Category:LP09 High Priority Projects]]
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These are [http://www.fsf.org/campaigns/priority.html Priority Projects].
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This is a [http://www.fsf.org/campaigns/priority.html FSF High Priority] project.
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...brePlanet|LibrePlanet]]/[[{{NAMESPACE}}:Join/LibrePlanet/Priority_Projects|Priority Projects]]
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...ment and feature list, make that overview available to the public, develop priority suggestions for developers, promote free multimedia software development am
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3. Develop priority suggestions for programmers: the development of what features of what softw
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==Music Software General Priority Guidelines==
...live. So this can be considered an issue which requires most work and most priority. The basis is strong - JACK sound system is low latency and can easily rout
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actually surprised that the editor of your high priority list wasn't
I just saw on your high priority list that you're looking for a Google
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...ist of software currently available in this space, as has been done on the priority project page for Donor and Contact Management systems.
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free software is not a priority for the community around the zipit.
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[[Category:High Priority Free Software Projects]]
From the High Priority Free Software Projects list
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* A law has been sanctioned requiring that the state give priority to Free Software. The same law requires that information be exchanged in op
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That way, others who need your skills will know to contact you (at least in priority to contacting other users of this wiki). Adding that userbox will automati
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...e and features, and whether we'll be able to remove video editing from the priority projects list.
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...wser, namely Adobe's Flash Player. Creating a replacement for it is a High Priority Free Software Projects. Let's look deeper into the issue!
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! Priority
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==High Priority==
==Medium Priority==
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*Priority: '''VERY HIGH'''
*Priority: VERY HIGH
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...igns/priority-projects/priority-projects/highpriorityprojects#routers high priority project].
[[Category:Priority Project]]
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...made and likely will experience improvements later on but that isn't high priority. As long as it's usable, we're good to go.
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...d and is now powered by BitWeaver. Restoration of content will be the next priority. --[[User:Caglow|Caglow]] 22:40, 3 April 2010 (UTC)
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The FSF's High Priority Projects list serves to foster the development of projects that are importa
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...for focusing on the FSF's [http://www.fsf.org/campaigns/priority.html High Priority Projects list]. Most of these projects also have their own pages on this wi
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...drive development of the GNU operating system and maintain a list of high-priority free software projects to promote replacements for common proprietary appli
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= FSF's High Priority Projects =
The FSF's High Priority Projects list serves to foster the development of projects that are importa
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...g it, which in some cases can provide better freedom. For that to work the priority of the package needs to be "required", so it cannot be uninstalled without
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Automatic transcription is an FSF Priority Project. We need free software that is capable of transcribing recordings.
[[Category:Priority Project]]
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*Priority: MEDIUM
*Priority: HIGH
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...elp understanding free software or free culture. While it should also be a priority to help the user learn how to solve their own problems in the future, it is
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...that we work with were writing their programs with this platform as their priority.
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...is a project on the FSF's [http://www.fsf.org/campaigns/priority.html high priority list.] The current '''[http://powervr.gnu.org.ve/doku.php home page]''' for
* (low-priority) To investigate the creation of a DirectX accelerator for use under Wine (G
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...his the midi/audio subsystem should run in its own realtime-thread and get priority.
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...long term may fulfill our [http://www.fsf.org/campaigns/priority.html High Priority Free Software Projects list] "Free software replacement for Skype" project
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Real-time voice and video chat is an item on the FSF's High Priority Projects list.
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SyncReplacement is an FSF Priority Project. Bittorrent Sync is a peer-to-peer, two-way file synchronization ut
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take priority, not wasted on useless debates.
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...coming out of the FSF more even. Less dry spells and pile-ups. As a second priority, he'll also think about optimizing the times when things are released.
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...ty&keywords=~easy&col=id&col=summary&col=component&col=status&col=type&col=priority&col=milestone&report=30 easy]] in our bugtracker.
...re&order=priority&col=id&col=summary&col=component&col=status&col=type&col=priority&col=milestone&report=19 HTTPS Everywhere tickets]]. Yan, who worked on this
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* Widget (lower priority than banner)
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** Image in the banner is highest priority, then front page, then widget
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...ological and ethical issues at stake, I am sure they will realize that the priority should not be Apple's profits, but empowering our children to explore and l
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...rge and the FSF website remake, have not been completed as other work took priority. In 2022, we started to work on more volunteer outreach. We want your help!
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...search WiFiResearch] article on Replicant has more detail on that. The top priority is probably to look if there community firmware projects for the BCM4330 ar
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== Priority investigations ==
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...ng-the-high-priority-projects-list/ ''The state of free: revising the High Priority Projects list'']
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...lly identifiable information (wifi, bluetooth, bootloaders...) have higher priority than, for example, graphics acceleration chips, as long as the device can b
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Real-time voice and video chat is an item on the FSF's High Priority Projects list.
Real-time voice and video chat is an item on the FSF's High Priority Projects list.
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...e about people's safety as much as their freedom, and this will remain our priority.
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The FSF's High Priority Projects list and Reverse Engineering Task List serve to foster the develop
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* This is a project on campaign's High Priority Project list.
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...to GNU/Linux but still uses <that nonfree software that is on the high priority list> for his work and is willing to try any free software replacements
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...e about people's safety as much as their freedom, and this will remain our priority.
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* Not using the Android prebuilt toolchain is the first priority, then we probably need to find how to activate reproducible builds when bui
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...ree tracks, free software activism, freedom for network services, and high priority free software projects. The creation of this manual was part of the free
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...also [https://www.fsf.org/campaigns/priority-projects/ has a list of high priority projects]. The Linux kernel project also has a [https://git.kernel.org/pub/
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