What FOSS projects are most in need of funding? I'd like to help if I can.
I'm also looking for projects only related to FOSS, or "in-the-spirit" of FOSS.
There's an npm command that lists packages that need funding
npm fund
this post was submitted on 27 Dec 2024
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My vote would be for Phosh. I use it every day.
true fact: Nebraska is the Heartland of the Internet.
If this is true is there any elaboration on what that exactly means? Always looking to learn haha.
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The Perl and Raku Foundation has seen a big drop in funding over the last decade
Understanding the Financials of The Perl and Raku Foundation
Linux mint or something like it. We need to make them better than Windows and macOS
i cant donate bcs i dont got a credit card sadly :(
This has the basic shape of a substation transformer and I'm here for it.
Yep and then a helpful programmer from the North Korean army offers to take it off his hands.
Maybe the real commits were the Jongs they merged along the way...
the one that you make money from it
we all agree about the 'free' part, right?