Free documentary about free software

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Monday, October 15. 2007

Free documentary about free software

Today I found a note about the movie The Codebreakers. It's a free-licensed (cc-by-sa) documentary about free software in development countries.

It brings up different examples about successful usage of free software in different parts of the world. Worth watching.
Posted by Hanno Böck in Code, Copyright, English, Gentoo, Linux, Movies, Politics at 02:14 | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (0)
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The quality sucks. Where can I download a version with high bitrate?
#1 Astro (Homepage) on 2007-10-15 09:06 (Reply)
You've noted that in the sidebar, there are downloads in various formats? Are they all that bad?
#1.1 Hanno (Homepage) on 2007-10-15 14:42 (Reply)
O'RLY! I normally ignore sidebars as they mostly contain no content. :-)
#1.1.1 Astro (Homepage) on 2007-10-15 22:13 (Reply)

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