Group: FSF/Fight-to-Repair
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==What is Right to Repair== | ==What is Right to Repair== | ||
Revision as of 18:24, 7 January 2021
This list is work in progress. We have not audited the software listed on this page for security or privacy concerns beyond what developers of the software, and potentially other sites tell us about it.
This page is a shared resource, and we encourage others to add to it, so some of the entries here may be added by members of the community. We check this resource periodically, and know that others check it too, but it's a wiki, so errors may be added before they're fixed. We encourage you to review licenses and information about the software you're interested in before using it, and to update this page with your findings.
Contents
What is Right to Repair
[POST FSF]
Organizations
- Repair.org; the leading US advocacy group for Right to Repair
- Repair.eu; the EU focused advocacy group for Right to Repair
- IFixit; Repair guides for every thing, written by everyone, activists, and resource.
- The Restart Project; a founding member of the Right to Repair campaign in Europe.
- U.S. PIRG and their Right to Repair campaign, driving legislation at the state level and led by Nathan Proctor
- SecureRepairs by Paul Roberts, who explains why the Right to Repair is at the [core of advancement of the technology industry.
- Free Geek is a group out of Portland that would be great to highlight. They repair old hardware, install open operating systems, and make it available to disadvantaged communities.
Videos to watch
- Fight to Repair by the FSF
* Translation page for this video
- Right to Repair animation videos:
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bru9oyM5IE4 * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w588IObIC-8
- LibrePlanet talks related to Right to Repair
* The Right to Repair and the DMCA by Nathan Proctor * Stewarding Technological Freedom in Agriculture by Michael Stenta, Jamie Gaehring, and Don Blair.
- This new CNBC feature is quite comprehensive and very accurate.
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqxwnmlUUts&feature=youtu.be
- Louis Rossman has a YouTube channel about Right to Repair.
Interesting reads
- Paul Roberts from SecureRepairs has a blog about the subject
- Software Freedom Conservancy commented on the Massachussets Right to Repair victory in November 2020
The lastest developments per country
- Create a page about Right to Repair in your country
