shuttleworth has done much work towards free software including the creation of freedom

A great example of how the community is realizing its goals is by taking a look at Ubuntu. Ubuntu is a South African concept that embraces the value of humans in terms of their relationships with others and offers a roadmap to reconciliation. In computing terms, it is an operating system that is part of the Linux family. As a Linux distribution (a program derived from the Linux kernel), it is one of the most popular ones.

The man behind the development of Ubuntu is a South African millionaire, entrepreneur, and philanthropist named Mark Shuttleworth. Shuttleworth has done much work towards free software, including the creation of “Freedom Toasters,” kiosks that allow people to burn free software on CDs or other drivers.

Ubuntu is a free software, but it has commercial support provided by its publisher, Canoninical Ltd. The goal of Canonical Ltd. is to encourage and support the development of free and open-source software for public use. Ubuntu is funded by the Ubuntu Foundation, which provided an initial $10 million in support to get the project started. The goal of the Ubuntu Foundation is to ensure that the free computer software is continued, and it is funded largely by its founder, Mark Shuttleworth.