GNU's Bulletins
The GNU's Bulletin is the semi-annual newsletter of the
Free Software Foundation, bringing you
news about the GNU Project.
The following are ALL the GNU's Bulletins.
If you would like a hardcopy, send your request to the FSF
(including a small donation to cover copying costs is appreciated, but is not
required). If you live in an area served by the US Post Office, please also
include either: your address on a mailing label and $0.55 in stamps; or a SASE
(Self-Addressed Stamped ($0.78) Number 10 or A5 sized Envelope). If you're
from outside the USA, sending a mailing label rather than an envelope, and
enough International Reply Coupons for a package of about 100 grams is
appreciated but not required. (Including a few extra International Reply
Coupons for copying costs is also appreciated.)
Most of the conversions to HTML were done by
me except for two of them given to me
by Sven Rudolph (sr1@inf.tu-dresden.de).
Therefore, send corrections to trent@cs.pdx.edu, as they may well be
conversion errors.
If you want all of the bulletins, I have prepared a
tar.gz file of all the txt and html files
(it's about a meg, so I may remove it at some point due to disk space)
- January 1996 (no html version yet)
- June 1995 (no html version yet)
- January 1995 (no html version yet)
- June 1994 (no html version yet)
- January 1994
(The ascii version is also available).
Towards a New Strategy of OS Design -- the paper on the
GNU Hurd.
- June 1993
The ascii version is also available.
- January 1993 (no html version yet)
Gzip released
- Mystery Issue
What is this one?? It claims to be
both June 1992 and January 1993 (it ain't the latter)
I suspect it was a slight update on the June 1992 edition.
- June 1992
(The ascii version is also available).
Hurd news,
Another Free Software Support Business, GNU in Japan.
- January 1992
(The ascii version is also available).
LPF Ends Ashton-Tate Boycott,
GNU Helps Science (big and small).
- November 1991
June issue revised to include X11r5.
- June 1991
(The ascii version is also available).
AT&T Threatens Users of X Windows,
Copyrighted Programming Languages.
- January 1991
(The ascii version is also available).
Protect Your Freedom to Write Programs,
Help Keep Government Software Free,
GNUish MS-DOS project
- June 1990
(The ascii version is also available).
Possible New Terms for GNU Libraries,
Emacs Lisp Reference Manual released,
GNU Smalltalk
- January 1990
(The ascii version is also available).
Boycott Apple; Defend Apple, League for Programming Freedom,
Online Book Initiative, Common Knowledge's Universal Index,
Freemacs.
- June-1989
More donations, NeXT using GCC, Interface copyrights,
Common Knowledge, GCC compiles BSD,
Parts of BSD freed.
- Jan-1989
GPL changes, HP donation, Bison manual, Ghostscript in beta test,
NeXT using GNU, Gawk, Bash
- June-1988
Apple's New Look and Feel, GNU in Japan, Termcap manual,
Hardware donations
- Feb-1988
GNU C++, Bash development begins, GDB song, GNU Make,
Parts of BSD becoming free.
- June-1987
Audio Copy Protection, Gnu Chess improved,
Why Was Copyright Invented?
- Jan-1987
(The ascii version is also available).
Emacs18,
Gnu C still in development, gdb, bison, assembler.
- Feb-1986 (no html version yet)
Collector's Item -- First issue!
Emacs 17 features,
Portable C compiler being rewritten in C, Texinfo,
Some Arguments for GNU's Goals.
trent...