Software in the Public Interest
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| Location | New York |
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| Key people | President: Bdale Garbee |
| Method | Software |
| Website | www.spi-inc.org |
Software in the Public Interest, Inc. (SPI) is a non-profit organization formed to help other organizations create and distribute free/open-source software and open-source hardware. Anyone is eligible to apply for membership, and contributing membership is available to those who participate actively in the free software community.
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[edit] Associated Projects
Current associated projects of SPI are:[1]
- ankur.org.in
- aptosid
- Arch Linux
- Debian
- Drizzle
- Drupal
- freedesktop.org
- Fresco (unmaintained)
- Gallery
- GNUstep
- GNU TeXmacs
- Jenkins
- LibreOffice
- madwifi.org
- OFTC
- OpenOffice.org
- OpenVAS
- Open Voting Foundation (unmaintained)
- Open64
- OpenWrt
- OSUNIX
- Path64
- PostgreSQL
- Privoxy
- The HeliOS Project
- Tux4Kids
- YafaRay
[edit] Board of Directors
Its current board (elected by the Schulze method, a Condorcet method) is composed of:
- President: Bdale Garbee
- Vice-President: Joerg Jaspert
- Secretary: Jonathan McDowell
- Treasurer: Michael Schultheiss
- Board of Directors:
- Clint Adams
- Robert Brockway
- Joshua D. Drake
- Jimmy Kaplowitz
- Martin Zobel-Helas
- Advisors:
- Legal counsel — Gregory Pomerantz
- Debian Project Leader
- PostgreSQL Project Board representative — currently Robert Treat
[edit] See also
Other free software umbrella organizations:
[edit] External links
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