Difference between revisions of "FSF Free Software Awards"
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== Advancement of free software award == | == Advancement of free software award == | ||
+ | * 2023 — Bruno Haible | ||
+ | * 2022 — Eli Zaretskii | ||
+ | * 2021 — Paul Eggert | ||
+ | * 2020 — Bradley Kuhn | ||
+ | * 2019 — Jim Meyering | ||
+ | * 2018 — Deborah Nicholson | ||
+ | * 2017 — Karen Sandler | ||
+ | * 2016 — Alexandre Oliva | ||
+ | * 2015 — Werner Koch | ||
+ | * 2014 — Sebastien Jodogne | ||
+ | * 2013 — Matthew Garrett | ||
+ | * 2012 — Fernando Perez | ||
+ | * 2011 — Yukihiro Matsumoto | ||
+ | * 2010 — Rob Savoye | ||
+ | * 2009 — John Gilmore | ||
* 2008 — Wietse Venema | * 2008 — Wietse Venema | ||
* 2007 — Harald Welte | * 2007 — Harald Welte | ||
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== Social benefit award == | == Social benefit award == | ||
+ | * 2023 — code.gouv.fr | ||
+ | * 2022 — GNU Jami | ||
+ | * 2021 — SecuRepairs | ||
+ | * 2020 — CiviCRM | ||
+ | * 2019 — Let's Encrypt | ||
+ | * 2018 — OpenStreetMap | ||
+ | * 2017 — PublicLab | ||
+ | * 2016 — SecureDrop | ||
+ | * 2015 — Library Freedom Project | ||
+ | * 2014 — Reglue | ||
+ | * 2013 — Outreachy | ||
+ | * 2012 — OpenMRS | ||
+ | * 2011 — GNU Health | ||
+ | * 2010 — Tor | ||
+ | * 2009 — Internet Archive | ||
* 2008 — Creative Commons | * 2008 — Creative Commons | ||
* 2007 — Groklaw | * 2007 — Groklaw | ||
* 2006 — The Sahana FOSS Disaster Management System | * 2006 — The Sahana FOSS Disaster Management System | ||
* 2005 — Wikipedia | * 2005 — Wikipedia | ||
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+ | == Outstanding new free software contributor award == | ||
+ | * 2023 — Nick Logozzo | ||
+ | * 2022 — Tad (SkewedZeppelin) | ||
+ | * 2021 — Protesilaos Stavrou | ||
+ | * 2020 — Alyssa Rosenzweig | ||
+ | * 2019 — Clarissa Borges |
Latest revision as of 17:43, 4 May 2024
Advancement of free software award
- 2023 — Bruno Haible
- 2022 — Eli Zaretskii
- 2021 — Paul Eggert
- 2020 — Bradley Kuhn
- 2019 — Jim Meyering
- 2018 — Deborah Nicholson
- 2017 — Karen Sandler
- 2016 — Alexandre Oliva
- 2015 — Werner Koch
- 2014 — Sebastien Jodogne
- 2013 — Matthew Garrett
- 2012 — Fernando Perez
- 2011 — Yukihiro Matsumoto
- 2010 — Rob Savoye
- 2009 — John Gilmore
- 2008 — Wietse Venema
- 2007 — Harald Welte
- 2006 — Theodore Ts'o
- 2005 — Andrew Tridgell
- 2004 — Theo de Raadt
- 2003 — Alan Cox
- 2002 — Lawrence Lessig
- 2001 — Guido van Rossum
- 2000 — Brian Paul
- 1999 — Miguel de Icaza
- 1998 — Larry Wall
Social benefit award
- 2023 — code.gouv.fr
- 2022 — GNU Jami
- 2021 — SecuRepairs
- 2020 — CiviCRM
- 2019 — Let's Encrypt
- 2018 — OpenStreetMap
- 2017 — PublicLab
- 2016 — SecureDrop
- 2015 — Library Freedom Project
- 2014 — Reglue
- 2013 — Outreachy
- 2012 — OpenMRS
- 2011 — GNU Health
- 2010 — Tor
- 2009 — Internet Archive
- 2008 — Creative Commons
- 2007 — Groklaw
- 2006 — The Sahana FOSS Disaster Management System
- 2005 — Wikipedia
Outstanding new free software contributor award
- 2023 — Nick Logozzo
- 2022 — Tad (SkewedZeppelin)
- 2021 — Protesilaos Stavrou
- 2020 — Alyssa Rosenzweig
- 2019 — Clarissa Borges