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Interesting links from the internet
I keep the following websites bookmarked on my browser, sometimes I read them and a lot of them have content that is very edifying, I do not agree with everything the people on these websites say, but that is fine, it is wrong to only look for opinions or knowledge by people who agree with you on everything.

Tyson Tan
Tyson Tan is one of the artists and software developers that has been very involved with the creation of various mascots and artwork that is directed towards the free software community, he has worked mainly with KDE, making the mascots of Kiki, and Konqi.

Luke Smith
Luke Smith is a video creator and blog poster who talks about a lot of subjects relating to freedom, theology, free software, and simple living, I share a lot of opinions with him and I have even shared emails with him.

The Personal Website of Richard Stallman
Richard Stallman is the main person who founded the Free Software Movement and is an avid advocate of it, he is also a very profound activist of free software and has done a lot of speeches throughout the entire world. He is also a programmer and launched the GNU project.

The Home of Joshua Blais
"Joshua is a walking paraplegic hailing from Edmonton, Canada. His journey has led him to fatherhood, becoming a developer, author, and returning to the Catholic Faith. He is focused on projects that set people free from the world, first principles, and simplification in all things." This description comes directly from the website. He is a video creator also, his opinions and talks about free software and ditching proprietary software are very good also!!

Trisquel GNU/Linux
Trisquel GNU/Linux is the main GNU/Linux distribution that I use for all my daily tasks or work. It is free software and it can be used for small enterprises, personal users, and basic users.

Google Fonts
This website is the one you definitely need if you are a graphic designer and prioritize free/libre typographies!!! It has extremely well and professional fonts. All of them with free licenses.

Color Hunt
Thousands of color palettes which look pretty.

Open Newswire
Open Newswire is an aggregator of freely-republishable news articles written by professional journalists from around the world. It is very unbiased and just compiles the information from other sites, making it less likely to have a unified biased opinion.

WikiArt
You can use this website to find high quality public domain historical art.

Wikisource and Project Gutenberg
A free library full of legally downloadable texts, it has a very huge amount of books and texts.

Wikibooks
This website features open access textbooks about different activities, science, art, mathematics, and knowledge in general. It also contains a version of kids so that they can learn too.

Wikiversity
"Wikiversity is a Wikimedia Foundation project for openly creating and sharing learning resources, collaborative learning projects, and research. It supports all levels and types of learning...".

Voice of Jesus
I have been edified spiritually by the contents of this website, I hear all sides of the spectrum of religion to have a nuanced way of looking at things, but the writings on this website have led me to a good spiritual realization a few years ago which I am very thankful and happy for.

FSF - Free Software Foundation
I am a big supporter of this foundation, they are the ones responsible for maintaining GNU/Linux distributions and a lot of free software in general and promote the GNU operating system also. Please check them out!