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-SnackLinux is built on the belief that Free Software should always be free and available to anyone. It is the belief that software should be free and open source, allowing users to modify and share the code freely. The goal of SnackLinux is to create a fully functioning and secure operating system that can be used for any purpose.
+Software freedom is a fundamental principle of open-source development. The GNU General Public License (GPL) protects this ideal by ensuring software remains free, shareable, and uncontrolled by commercial interests.
-Free software gives users the freedom to share, modify and study the source code, without restriction. This is an important principle that is essential for a healthy and open market. When software is free, it allows innovators and developers to create new products and services without needing to pay for expensive licenses. This encourages innovation and collaboration among users, resulting in better products and services.
+SnackLinux has been developed with the intention of allowing any software to run on multiple hardware configurations. This means that developers can add any packages they need, and build from source code easily.
-SnackLinux is a completely free and open source operating system that is built on the principles of freedom and openness. It is designed to be secure, reliable, and easy to use. SnackLinux is designed to work with a variety of hardware and software, allowing it to be used on a wide range of devices. The operating system is also designed with a focus on privacy, allowing users to keep their data secure.
+The fundamental principles are:
-SnackLinux is an ideal operating system for anyone looking for a free, secure and reliable solution. It is designed to work with a variety of hardware and software, and is constantly being updated with new features and security. As a result, it is a great operating system for both personal and commercial use.
+  * Software should be freely available to everyone
+  * Systems must be easily customizable
+  * Source code must be readily buildable
+  * Construction should be completely transparent
+SnackLinux is designed to run on diverse but niche hardware, empowering developers to add packages, modify systems, and share knowledge. By exposing every step of the build process, I invite users to learn, improve, and collaborate.
+The core principle is simple: knowledge should be free, and software should be a shared resource that anyone can understand, modify, and distribute.