Leftovers: OSS
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LibreOffice the better Office, really?
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A serious bug in GCC
This post is to inform you about a bug in GCC that may cause memory (or other resource) leaks in your valid C++ programs.
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[Older] Supporting Bangladesh’s software industry with Indian cooperation
It’s worth noting that the word “free” in free/open-source software implies not just free of cost, but also freedom from commercial dependence upon multi-national software vendors.
To emphasise this, the biography of Richard Stallman, the founder of the free software movement which ultimately produced the Linux operating system, is titled Free as in Freedom.
In fact, it is impossible to run a modern government without computers; so it should not be acceptable that sovereign nations like Bangladesh be forever dependent on foreign IT vendors, especially when the Linux alternative offers both freedom and zero-cost.
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