Stallman (Richard Stallman)

Richard Stallman is a software engineer and activist known for founding the Free Software Movement. He created the GNU Project to develop free and open-source software that users can freely use, modify, and share. Stallman advocates for digital rights, emphasizing the importance of user freedoms and transparency in technology. His work challenged proprietary software models, promoting ethical principles in software development. Overall, he has played a key role in shaping the free software movement and advancing the idea that technology should serve users' rights rather than corporate interests.