Group: H-node

Welcome to the h-node Group - Every One is Free to Join! h-node is recognized by the Free Software Foundation!

Objectives

The h-node project aims at the construction of a hardware database in order to identify what devices work with a fully free operating system. The h-node.org website is structured like a wiki in which all the users can modify or insert new contents. The h-node project is developed in collaboration and as an activity of the FSF.

Contribute

You can contribute by creating an account at h-node.org and editing its user-generated content. All of your modifications will be saved in the history of the product page you are editing/adding. Each revision (current or old) will be marked by the name of the user who created it. You can also contribute by suggesting new hardware that should be added to the database or features that should be implemented.

Free software

You are allowed to add only devices tested with GNU/Linux distributions that are considered fully free, according to the Free Software Foundation definition of free software (you can also find the list of the fully free GNU/Linux distributions in the website's help page).

License

Any text submitted will be put in the Public Domain (see the CC0 page for detailed information). Anyone is free to copy, modify, publish, use, sell, or distribute the text you have submitted to h-node.org, for any purpose, commercial or non-commercial, and by any means.

Join us!

You can add a user box supporting H-node by putting

{{user H-node}}

on your user page.

H-node

Note	h-node group
Region	WorldWide
Area	WorldWide
Mailing list	unknown
Website	http://www.h-node.org
Available language(s)	English
Members	14
Description	h-node is a user database experiences of hardware compatible with free software.
Current status	Active

Member of the h-node group.

Members
Aurelien
Bandali
Craigt
Donaldr3
Freebilly
H-node
Habs
IShareFreedom
Iank
JohnMH
Johns
Kachapur
Leomd
Mmcmahon