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Talk on free libre software by Abhas Abhinav

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Talk on free libre software by Abhas Abhinav

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Free libre software by  Mr.Abhas Abhinav

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Free libre software by  Mr.Abhas Abhinav

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Feedback on Talk of free/ libre software

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Feedback on Talk of free/ libre software

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Feedback by Vinayak M

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feedback about free/ libre software by Abhas Abhinav.

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feedback about free/ libre software by Abhas Abhinav.

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What is free libre software by Abhas Abhinav

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What is free libre software by Abhas Abhinav

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Mostly HarmlessÂ Â» Serving Liberated Hardware.

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Mostly HarmlessÂ Â» Serving Liberated Hardware.

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Abhas is a hacker, entrepreneur and free software activist.

As the founder of DeepRoot GNU/Linux, an twenty-three-year-old Free Software Business that provides support, services and solutions for Free Software deployments. DeepRoot builds mail servers and clusters, provides hosting & support for a variety of Free Software tools and helps organisations of all sizes choose self-hosting for their infrastructure in general.

Abhas also leads a hardware venture called Mostly Harmless, where he experiments with and builds Libre and Liberated Hardware (like hackable mechanical keyboards, liberated computers, home automation solutions and more. The goal is to build and sell hardware put owners in control of their lives by enabling them to run free/libre software on more hardware than usually possible.

Mostly Harmless operates the LibreTech.Shop - India’s first store for hackable and ethical products that offer convenience.

Abhas is a member of the the Free Software Foundation, India working group and has been a participant in the community in India for many years.