Hello all,
I thought some of you might be interested in a recent podcast with LINUX Unplugged for "Episode 510: Thinking in Decades". We talked about Free Software, the FSFE's work on many topics, the book Ada & #Zangemann (which you can now pre-order worldwide), and the importance of long term approaches for software freedom.
https://player.fm/series/linux-unplugged/ep-510-thinking-in-decades
Hope you enjoy listening. (The part with me starts at ~3:00 until around half of the time.)
Best regards, Matthias
Yeah, I was pleasantly surprised to hear you on it. It is one of the podcasts I listen to with great priority. Sometimes the topics on that podcast can become quite far removed from Linux or Free Software, but the amount of knowledge by the hosts and community makes it a good listen regardless.
You provided a great insight in our work by mentioning the four freedoms, the pillars of the FSFE and the value of our longlasting efforts on specific topics. I hope it will attract more volunteers and supporters.
Best, Nico
* Nico Rikken [2023-05-16 19:45 +0200]:
Yeah, I was pleasantly surprised to hear you on it. It is one of the podcasts I listen to with great priority. Sometimes the topics on that podcast can become quite far removed from Linux or Free Software, but the amount of knowledge by the hosts and community makes it a good listen regardless.
You provided a great insight in our work by mentioning the four freedoms, the pillars of the FSFE and the value of our longlasting efforts on specific topics. I hope it will attract more volunteers and supporters.
Thanks Nico for your feedback; and of course for all the work you do for the FSFE!
Best regards, Matthias
On 5/23/23 10:41, Matthias Kirschner wrote:
- Nico Rikken [2023-05-16 19:45 +0200]:
Yeah, I was pleasantly surprised to hear you on it. It is one of the podcasts I listen to with great priority. Sometimes the topics on that podcast can become quite far removed from Linux or Free Software, but the amount of knowledge by the hosts and community makes it a good listen regardless.
You provided a great insight in our work by mentioning the four freedoms, the pillars of the FSFE and the value of our longlasting efforts on specific topics. I hope it will attract more volunteers and supporters.
Thanks Nico for your feedback; and of course for all the work you do for the FSFE!
Best regards, Matthias
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