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AYC - Mal ne andere Frage
by Matthias Kirschner 11 Sep '13

11 Sep '13

Hatte jetzt auch Lust einfach mal drauf los zu fragen: http://www.abgeordnetenwatch.de/frage-575-37455--f385412.html#q385412 Wie sieht es sonst bei Euch aus? Kurze Frage schon abgeschickt? Am Wochenende kurz Zeit nehmen, wenns draußen eh so heiß ist? ;) Viele Grüße Matthias -- Matthias Kirschner - FSFE - Deutschland- und Fellowshipkoordinator FSFE, Linienstr. 141, 10115 Berlin, t +49-30-27595290 +49-1577-1780003 Weblog (blogs.fsfe.org/mk) - Kontakt (fsfe.org/about/kirschner) Monatliche Freie Software Neuigkeiten (fsfe.org/news/newsletter.html)

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Fellowshiptreffen am 28.08.2013 in Duesseldorf - Bericht
by RA Stehmann 09 Sep '13

09 Sep '13

Hallo, der Bericht vom Fellowshiptreffen am 28.08.2013 in Duesseldorf findet sich unter https://blogs.fsfe.org/stehmann/?p=884 Dort ist auch das Video vom Vortrag verlinkt. Nächste Treffen: Am 21.09.2013 feiern wir den Software Freedom Day http://www.softwarefreedomday.org/de/sfd . Rheinische Fellows und Freunde Freier Software treffen sich in Köln http://www.koelnerlinuxtreffen.de/ . Dort warten in Raum 2.17 im RRZK-Gebäude der Universität zu Köln https://rrzk.uni-koeln.de/ , Weyertal 121 http://www.uni-koeln.de/bin2/where.pl?parent.rechenzentrum , ein interessantes Programm http://www.koelnerlinuxtreffen.de/2013programm.html und nette Menschen auf uns. Das nächste Fellowshiptreffen findet am 25.09.2013 ab 19:30 Uhr wieder im Chaosdorf, Hüttenstr. 25, 40215 Düsseldorf http://www.chaosdorf.de/kontakt/ statt. Als Thema ist noweb http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noweb vorgesehen. Es lebt sich halt schöner mit einer ordentlichen Dokumentation. Gäste sind wie immer herzlich willkommen. Gruß Michael

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[FSFE PR][DE] FSFE Newsletter - September 2013
by Free Software Foundation Europe 04 Sep '13

04 Sep '13

[Online lesen: http://fsfe.org/news/nl/nl-201309.de.html ] == F-Droid: Privacy aware software repository for Android == F-Droid[1] is a project that provides Free Software applications for Android via a repository system, much like most package systems of the GNU/Linux distributions. This differs from other mobile app markets, like Google Play or Apple's AppStore, since the client and server side software respect your freedoms and do not force you to register an account to use them. F-Droid's settings will value your privacy: although you can choose to enable it, by default it does not show programs which 1) show advertisement, 2) track and report your activity, promote 3) non-free add-ons or 4) non-free network services, or 5) depend on other non-free apps. That is why since the beginning of FSFE's "Free Your Android" campaign[2] we point people to F-Droid. For the last two months Daniel Martí[3], one of the F-Droid developers, was an intern in FSFE's Berlin office[4]. Beside participating in FSFE's day to day business, improving our newsletter publishing process and some other nice tools for FSFE's work, he gave two F-Droid workshops in Berlin. In the workshops he toughed others how to include new programs into the F-Droid repository, and documented what he learnt from the first two workshops[5]. As you can see in FSFE's event section[6], Daniel already announced general Free Your Android workshops[7] in Spain, and will also continue giving F-Droid workshops. To promote F-Droid Torsten Grote and others from our android list[8] finalised a new F-Droid leaflet. So if you want to promote a Free Software repository for Android, you can print the new leaflets yourself[9], order them from FSFE[10], or make a donation so FSFE can continue to distribute our leaflets widely[11]. == New Zealand bans software patents == As one of the organisations working to get rid of software patents for over a decade now[12], and the recent success in Germany[13], FSFE welcomes New Zealand's decision to ban software patents[14]. It also contains the potentially troublesome "as such" wording, which some courts in the EU interpreted to permit software patents. But in New Zealand they made clear how to interpret this: you can only patent it if the inventive step is not merely in the software. Besides, the law seems to get around the TRIPS requirement that all inventions in all fields of technology have to be patentable by stating that computer programs are not inventions, and therefore not patentable. == Something completely different == - Due to the revealed surveillance Groklaw" founder PJ announced that she does not see another way than to shut down the news site[15]. Groklaw helped to defend Free Software against FUD in the SCO case, during the OOXML fight[16], and followed the Microsoft antitrust case that FSFE won together with Samba[17]. As Fellow Paul Adams put it "The world of IT is just that little bit less safe without Groklaw"[18]. In future it will be harder to counter big IT companies spin-doctoring. - As every month Guido Arnold gathered all education related news[19]. He also wrote about a school in the southeast of England[20], which began switching its student-facing computers to GNU/Linux. Stuart Jarvis interviewed the school's Network Manager which is a good case study to refer to. - FSFE was also active in giving talks: Karsten Gerloff's keynote at the Euskalencounter festival in Bilbao received huge press attention in the Spanish speaking media, for example in Tercera en Linea (Spanish)[21]. In his talk "All watched over by machines of loving grace" he talked about the question of who controls our machines. - In a lightning talk at KDE's Akademy Matija explained FSFE's fiduciary programme[22]. The Video recording is now available[23]. - German Deputy coordinator Torsten Grote again spent a lot of his volunteer time to give interviews for the German radio stations, including a one hour discussion round about "securing your digital home - privacy in the internet". You find all the interviews on FSFE's audio page[24]. - Joinup reports that the Valencia region government (Spain) completed a switch to LibreOffice on all of the 120,000 desktop PCs[25] of the administration, including schools and courts. They also published a summary about France's detailed use and plans for free software[26]. - DRM: Loosing all your e-books by going to Singapur? Jim O'Donnell describes how that happened to him[27]. To prevent that you can buy DRM-free books[28]. - Besides, David Wheeler suggests to adopt the Free Software principles to IT security. For the name he suggests Open security[29], - and the Ada initiative published a history of anti-harassment policies in the Free Software community[30]. As it is not mentioned in the article: For this year's libreplanet conference our sister organisation also had anti harassment policy[31]. - From the planet aggregation[32]: - Paul Boddie commented the article Licensing in a Post Copyright World to clarify some points[33], bringing some of the missing facts to the table. - On privacy: Henri Bergius wrote about GeoClue2[34], which offers better privacy controls than its predecessor. The previous version of the library would provide the current location to any application; with GeoClue2, GNOME will require the user to confirm location requests from each application. - Karl Beecher wrote about Free Software alternatives for the post- PRISM era[35], suggesting GNU/Linux as operating system, Kolab for e-mail, owncloud for storage. But he is looking for VoIP solutions. - Valentin Rusu wrote a GnuPG backend for the KDE's password manager KDE Wallet[36], and - in "Bruce Schneier and the Lords of the Cloud"[37], Karl Beecher summarises a talk by the crypto expert. - Lucile was at the OHM festival. In her summary of the event she came to the conclusion that advice to activists, whose safety depends on digital security, is very complicated[38]. - Guido Arnold found a nice quote which says that Free Software shares the values that underlie journalism and democracy[39], and - reports that the Fellowship group in Rhein-Main area tries another tactic to spread out (German)[40]. - Kevin wrote about the connection between his new bass strings and Free Software. Read about this connection and why this bass company moved away from Microsoft[41]. - If you want to help raise Martin Gollowitzer's motivation, support his health, and support Free Software all at once[42], please donate to FSFE using "Tracking for Freedom" as the payment reference. - On technical topics: Sam Tuke explains how to achieve reverse reverb (echo) effect with GNU/Linux audio plugins[43], - Isabel Drost recommends not to switch from RDBMS to Apache Hadoop[44], and - "IRL" is dreaming of a secure browser[45]. == Get active: Tell us which company benefits from Free Software! == As a non-profit organisation depending on donations, FSFE constantly has to ask people to actually donate. Although more and more of FSFE's budget comes from its supporting members -- the Fellows[46] -- FSFE also receives donations from several companies. Most of them extensively use or write Free Software, use Free Software as a basis for their business models, or want to enable social change. Do you know a company which benefits a lot from Free Software and which is not yet donating to us[47]? If so please send us an e-mail[48] with the company's name, if possible a contact name, e-mail, phone number, and a short note how they benefit from Free Software or FSFE's work. This way we are able to contact them and secure our funding. Thanks to all the Fellows[49] and donors[50] who enable our work, Matthias Kirschner - FSFE -- Free Software Foundation Europe <http://fsfe.org> FSFE News <http://fsfe.org/news/news.de.rss> Upcoming FSFE Events <http://fsfe.org/events/events.de.rss> Fellowship Blog Aggregation <http://planet.fsfe.org/en/rss20.xml> Free Software Discussions <http://fsfe.org/contact/community.de.html> 1. http://f-droid.org 2. http://fsfe.org/campaigns/android/android.de.html 3. https://blogs.fsfe.org/mvdan/ 4. http://fsfe.org/contribute/internship.de.html 5. https://blogs.fsfe.org/mvdan/2013/08/18/thoughts-after-the-two-first-f-droi… 6. http://fsfe.org/events/events.de.html 7. https://blogs.fsfe.org/mk/?p=1000 8. https://lists.fsfe.org/mailman/listinfo/android 9. http://fsfe.org/campaigns/android/promomaterial/fdroid-folder.pdf 10. http://fsfe.org/contribute/spreadtheword.de.html#free-your-android-campaign 11. http://fsfe.org/donate/donate.de.html 12. https://fsfe.org/campaigns/swpat/swpat.en.html 13. https://fsfe.org/news/2013/news-20130612-01.en.html 14. http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/08/in-historic-vote-new-zealand-ban… 15. http://www.groklaw.net/article.php?story=20130818120421175 16. http://fsfe.org/activities/os/msooxml-interoperability.de.html 17. https://fsfe.org/activities/ms-vs-eu/ms-vs-eu.en.html 18. https://blogs.fsfe.org/greve/?p=625 19. https://blogs.fsfe.org/guido/2013/08/free-software-in-education-news-july-2… 20. https://blogs.fsfe.org/guido/2013/08/free-software-experience-in-westcliff-… 21. http://www.tercerainformacion.es/spip.php?article55629 22. http://fsfe.org/activities/ftf/fiduciary.de.html 23. http://ftp5.gwdg.de/pub/linux/kde/extrafiles/akademy/2013/videos/Lightning_… 24. https://wiki.fsfe.org/Audio#A2013 25. https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/community/osor/news/valencia-region-government-… 26. https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/community/osor/news/ministries-france-detail-us… 27. http://listserv.crl.edu/wa.exe?A2=LIBLICENSE-L;1e13597c.1308 28. http://www.defectivebydesign.org/guide/ebooks 29. http://www.dwheeler.com/blog/2013/08/21/#open-security 30. http://adainitiative.org/2013/08/conference-anti-harassment-campaigns-do-wo… 31. http://libreplanet.org/wiki/Anti-harassment_policy 32. http://planet.fsfe.org 33. https://blogs.fsfe.org/pboddie/?p=372 34. http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/geoclue2 35. http://computerfloss.com/2013/08/os-alternatives/ 36. http://www.rusu.info/wp/?p=248 37. http://computerfloss.com/2013/08/bruce-schneier-and-the-lords-of-the-cloud/ 38. https://blogs.fsfe.org/lucile.falg/2013/08/07/ohm/ 39. https://blogs.fsfe.org/guido/2013/08/free-software-journalism-and-democracy/ 40. https://blogs.fsfe.org/guido/2013/08/fellowship-treffen-in-rheinmain-%E2%80… 41. https://blogs.fsfe.org/the_unconventional/2013/08/24/the-connection-between… 42. https://blogs.fsfe.org/gollo/2013/08/22/tracking-for-freedom-climbing-the-h… 43. https://blogs.fsfe.org/samtuke/?p=599 44. http://blog.isabel-drost.de/index.php/archives/490/wonder-if-you-should-swi… 45. https://blogs.fsfe.org/irl/2013/08/07/dreaming-of-a-secure-browser/ 46. http://fsfe.org/fellowship/join.de.html 47. http://fsfe.org/donate/thankgnus.de.html 48. http://fsfe.org/mailto:fellowship@fsfeurope.org 49. http://fellowship.fsfe.org/join 50. http://fsfe.org/donate/thankgnus.de.html _______________________________________________ Press-release-de mailing list Press-release-de(a)fsfeurope.org https://mail.fsfeurope.org/mailman/listinfo/press-release-de

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FSFE Newsletter - September 2013
by Free Software Foundation Europe 04 Sep '13

04 Sep '13

[Online lesen: http://fsfe.org/news/nl/nl-201309.de.html ] == F-Droid: Privacy aware software repository for Android == F-Droid[1] is a project that provides Free Software applications for Android via a repository system, much like most package systems of the GNU/Linux distributions. This differs from other mobile app markets, like Google Play or Apple's AppStore, since the client and server side software respect your freedoms and do not force you to register an account to use them. F-Droid's settings will value your privacy: although you can choose to enable it, by default it does not show programs which 1) show advertisement, 2) track and report your activity, promote 3) non-free add-ons or 4) non-free network services, or 5) depend on other non-free apps. That is why since the beginning of FSFE's "Free Your Android" campaign[2] we point people to F-Droid. For the last two months Daniel Martí[3], one of the F-Droid developers, was an intern in FSFE's Berlin office[4]. Beside participating in FSFE's day to day business, improving our newsletter publishing process and some other nice tools for FSFE's work, he gave two F-Droid workshops in Berlin. In the workshops he toughed others how to include new programs into the F-Droid repository, and documented what he learnt from the first two workshops[5]. As you can see in FSFE's event section[6], Daniel already announced general Free Your Android workshops[7] in Spain, and will also continue giving F-Droid workshops. To promote F-Droid Torsten Grote and others from our android list[8] finalised a new F-Droid leaflet. So if you want to promote a Free Software repository for Android, you can print the new leaflets yourself[9], order them from FSFE[10], or make a donation so FSFE can continue to distribute our leaflets widely[11]. == New Zealand bans software patents == As one of the organisations working to get rid of software patents for over a decade now[12], and the recent success in Germany[13], FSFE welcomes New Zealand's decision to ban software patents[14]. It also contains the potentially troublesome "as such" wording, which some courts in the EU interpreted to permit software patents. But in New Zealand they made clear how to interpret this: you can only patent it if the inventive step is not merely in the software. Besides, the law seems to get around the TRIPS requirement that all inventions in all fields of technology have to be patentable by stating that computer programs are not inventions, and therefore not patentable. == Something completely different == - Due to the revealed surveillance Groklaw" founder PJ announced that she does not see another way than to shut down the news site[15]. Groklaw helped to defend Free Software against FUD in the SCO case, during the OOXML fight[16], and followed the Microsoft antitrust case that FSFE won together with Samba[17]. As Fellow Paul Adams put it "The world of IT is just that little bit less safe without Groklaw"[18]. In future it will be harder to counter big IT companies spin-doctoring. - As every month Guido Arnold gathered all education related news[19]. He also wrote about a school in the southeast of England[20], which began switching its student-facing computers to GNU/Linux. Stuart Jarvis interviewed the school's Network Manager which is a good case study to refer to. - FSFE was also active in giving talks: Karsten Gerloff's keynote at the Euskalencounter festival in Bilbao received huge press attention in the Spanish speaking media, for example in Tercera en Linea (Spanish)[21]. In his talk "All watched over by machines of loving grace" he talked about the question of who controls our machines. - In a lightning talk at KDE's Akademy Matija explained FSFE's fiduciary programme[22]. The Video recording is now available[23]. - German Deputy coordinator Torsten Grote again spent a lot of his volunteer time to give interviews for the German radio stations, including a one hour discussion round about "securing your digital home - privacy in the internet". You find all the interviews on FSFE's audio page[24]. - Joinup reports that the Valencia region government (Spain) completed a switch to LibreOffice on all of the 120,000 desktop PCs[25] of the administration, including schools and courts. They also published a summary about France's detailed use and plans for free software[26]. - DRM: Loosing all your e-books by going to Singapur? Jim O'Donnell describes how that happened to him[27]. To prevent that you can buy DRM-free books[28]. - Besides, David Wheeler suggests to adopt the Free Software principles to IT security. For the name he suggests Open security[29], - and the Ada initiative published a history of anti-harassment policies in the Free Software community[30]. As it is not mentioned in the article: For this year's libreplanet conference our sister organisation also had anti harassment policy[31]. - From the planet aggregation[32]: - Paul Boddie commented the article Licensing in a Post Copyright World to clarify some points[33], bringing some of the missing facts to the table. - On privacy: Henri Bergius wrote about GeoClue2[34], which offers better privacy controls than its predecessor. The previous version of the library would provide the current location to any application; with GeoClue2, GNOME will require the user to confirm location requests from each application. - Karl Beecher wrote about Free Software alternatives for the post- PRISM era[35], suggesting GNU/Linux as operating system, Kolab for e-mail, owncloud for storage. But he is looking for VoIP solutions. - Valentin Rusu wrote a GnuPG backend for the KDE's password manager KDE Wallet[36], and - in "Bruce Schneier and the Lords of the Cloud"[37], Karl Beecher summarises a talk by the crypto expert. - Lucile was at the OHM festival. In her summary of the event she came to the conclusion that advice to activists, whose safety depends on digital security, is very complicated[38]. - Guido Arnold found a nice quote which says that Free Software shares the values that underlie journalism and democracy[39], and - reports that the Fellowship group in Rhein-Main area tries another tactic to spread out (German)[40]. - Kevin wrote about the connection between his new bass strings and Free Software. Read about this connection and why this bass company moved away from Microsoft[41]. - If you want to help raise Martin Gollowitzer's motivation, support his health, and support Free Software all at once[42], please donate to FSFE using "Tracking for Freedom" as the payment reference. - On technical topics: Sam Tuke explains how to achieve reverse reverb (echo) effect with GNU/Linux audio plugins[43], - Isabel Drost recommends not to switch from RDBMS to Apache Hadoop[44], and - "IRL" is dreaming of a secure browser[45]. == Get active: Tell us which company benefits from Free Software! == As a non-profit organisation depending on donations, FSFE constantly has to ask people to actually donate. Although more and more of FSFE's budget comes from its supporting members -- the Fellows[46] -- FSFE also receives donations from several companies. Most of them extensively use or write Free Software, use Free Software as a basis for their business models, or want to enable social change. Do you know a company which benefits a lot from Free Software and which is not yet donating to us[47]? If so please send us an e-mail[48] with the company's name, if possible a contact name, e-mail, phone number, and a short note how they benefit from Free Software or FSFE's work. This way we are able to contact them and secure our funding. Thanks to all the Fellows[49] and donors[50] who enable our work, Matthias Kirschner - FSFE -- Free Software Foundation Europe <http://fsfe.org> FSFE News <http://fsfe.org/news/news.de.rss> Upcoming FSFE Events <http://fsfe.org/events/events.de.rss> Fellowship Blog Aggregation <http://planet.fsfe.org/en/rss20.xml> Free Software Discussions <http://fsfe.org/contact/community.de.html> 1. http://f-droid.org 2. http://fsfe.org/campaigns/android/android.de.html 3. https://blogs.fsfe.org/mvdan/ 4. http://fsfe.org/contribute/internship.de.html 5. https://blogs.fsfe.org/mvdan/2013/08/18/thoughts-after-the-two-first-f-droi… 6. http://fsfe.org/events/events.de.html 7. https://blogs.fsfe.org/mk/?p=1000 8. https://lists.fsfe.org/mailman/listinfo/android 9. http://fsfe.org/campaigns/android/promomaterial/fdroid-folder.pdf 10. http://fsfe.org/contribute/spreadtheword.de.html#free-your-android-campaign 11. http://fsfe.org/donate/donate.de.html 12. https://fsfe.org/campaigns/swpat/swpat.en.html 13. https://fsfe.org/news/2013/news-20130612-01.en.html 14. http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/08/in-historic-vote-new-zealand-ban… 15. http://www.groklaw.net/article.php?story=20130818120421175 16. http://fsfe.org/activities/os/msooxml-interoperability.de.html 17. https://fsfe.org/activities/ms-vs-eu/ms-vs-eu.en.html 18. https://blogs.fsfe.org/greve/?p=625 19. https://blogs.fsfe.org/guido/2013/08/free-software-in-education-news-july-2… 20. https://blogs.fsfe.org/guido/2013/08/free-software-experience-in-westcliff-… 21. http://www.tercerainformacion.es/spip.php?article55629 22. http://fsfe.org/activities/ftf/fiduciary.de.html 23. http://ftp5.gwdg.de/pub/linux/kde/extrafiles/akademy/2013/videos/Lightning_… 24. https://wiki.fsfe.org/Audio#A2013 25. https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/community/osor/news/valencia-region-government-… 26. https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/community/osor/news/ministries-france-detail-us… 27. http://listserv.crl.edu/wa.exe?A2=LIBLICENSE-L;1e13597c.1308 28. http://www.defectivebydesign.org/guide/ebooks 29. http://www.dwheeler.com/blog/2013/08/21/#open-security 30. http://adainitiative.org/2013/08/conference-anti-harassment-campaigns-do-wo… 31. http://libreplanet.org/wiki/Anti-harassment_policy 32. http://planet.fsfe.org 33. https://blogs.fsfe.org/pboddie/?p=372 34. http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/geoclue2 35. http://computerfloss.com/2013/08/os-alternatives/ 36. http://www.rusu.info/wp/?p=248 37. http://computerfloss.com/2013/08/bruce-schneier-and-the-lords-of-the-cloud/ 38. https://blogs.fsfe.org/lucile.falg/2013/08/07/ohm/ 39. https://blogs.fsfe.org/guido/2013/08/free-software-journalism-and-democracy/ 40. https://blogs.fsfe.org/guido/2013/08/fellowship-treffen-in-rheinmain-%E2%80… 41. https://blogs.fsfe.org/the_unconventional/2013/08/24/the-connection-between… 42. https://blogs.fsfe.org/gollo/2013/08/22/tracking-for-freedom-climbing-the-h… 43. https://blogs.fsfe.org/samtuke/?p=599 44. http://blog.isabel-drost.de/index.php/archives/490/wonder-if-you-should-swi… 45. https://blogs.fsfe.org/irl/2013/08/07/dreaming-of-a-secure-browser/ 46. http://fsfe.org/fellowship/join.de.html 47. http://fsfe.org/donate/thankgnus.de.html 48. http://fsfe.org/mailto:fellowship@fsfeurope.org 49. http://fellowship.fsfe.org/join 50. http://fsfe.org/donate/thankgnus.de.html _______________________________________________ Newsletter-de mailing list Newsletter-de(a)fsfeurope.org https://mail.fsfeurope.org/mailman/listinfo/newsletter-de

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Kleiner Laptop mit Solarzellen und Ubuntu vorinstalliert
by Chris 29 Aug '13

29 Aug '13

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hallo *, ich habe heute in irgend einem RSS-Feed folgenden Link erhalten: http://solaptop.com/en/ Da geht es um einen kleinen Intel Atom-Laptop mit Solarzellen der angibt in 2-3 Stunden (bei klarer Sonneneinstrahlung) den Akku zu laden. Das Teil soll wohl zu Beginn in Ghana auf den Markt kommen. Jedenfalls ist dort ein Ubuntu vorinstalliert. Ich finde das Projekt ganz interessant, zumal das Teil auch preislich nicht zu abgehoben ist. Was haltet ihr davon? LG, Chris -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJSH2x/AAoJEHGOy/vLo985WOoH/ijDbqchpadfYgxtUpHYfwgP FY60I7kDrK1VBpjMr6e6gcFnVytmSHKr4Nk8kmo8e2whzaVHwdf7LSmYEBNrFgBI ydBp4gmbOdwreu0Pa8hM8OMRzwtU8w/gh+QAcpr3CgB4bV3roUcgwdxld7YkmP8g yyrhl6UVQzeu/AYlDabYJeJ0fKtMArLkE3QQgEJDPkHVY/PlWLDiK6x52XarpYtX ShEVJ1e1O+PtdmDudDA8X6iS2YrlYl9vU+8oTHan8zhe6JzhwVgFVeWoHGkpjLX/ Nq/phJctLmJkggy2as6gPN+AHIWeeett+dvUTFhJt527kZeQzy91CM/jhwWvzno= =ke36 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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[eal@fsfe.org: Podiumsdiskussion: "Netzpolitik - Nur mit Freier Software?"]
by Matthias Kirschner 28 Aug '13

28 Aug '13

Falls jemand von Euch nicht auf berlin(a)lists.fsfe.org eingeschrieben ist, aber dennoch Lust hast vorbeizukommen. Viele Grüße Matthias -- Matthias Kirschner - FSFE - Deutschland- und Fellowshipkoordinator FSFE, Linienstr. 141, 10115 Berlin, t +49-30-27595290 +49-1577-1780003 Weblog (blogs.fsfe.org/mk) - Kontakt (fsfe.org/about/kirschner) Monatliche Freie Software Neuigkeiten (fsfe.org/news/newsletter.html) Ihre Spende ermöglicht unsere Arbeit (fsfe.org/donate)

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Fellowshiptreffen in Forchheim am 30.09.2013
by RA Stehmann 27 Aug '13

27 Aug '13

Hallo, drei rheinische Fellows besuchen - aus Berlin kommend - wieder einmal Franken. Dies ist der Anlass, wieder einmal ein Fellowshiptreffen in Forchheim-Burk abzuhalten. Wo: Gasthaus Roter Ochs - Kirchplatz 3 - 91301 Forchheim http://roterochs.de/ Wann: Montag, 30.09.2013 abends (ab 19:30 Uhr) Um die Planung zu erleichtern, wäre es nett, wenn Ihr Euch formlos beim Roten Ochs anmeldet. Gäste sind herzlich willkommen. Themen und Getränke sind in Fülle vorhanden. Gruß Michael Stehmann

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Update zu Elster
by Matthias Kirschner 26 Aug '13

26 Aug '13

Hier neue Informationen zu Elster: http://www.golem.de/news/elektronische-steuererklaerung-elster-fuer-linux-u… Wenn sich das als korrekt rausstellt gibt es vielleicht doch bald Elster Formular für GNU/Linux. Viele Grüße Matthias -- Matthias Kirschner - FSFE - Deutschland- und Fellowshipkoordinator FSFE, Linienstr. 141, 10115 Berlin, t +49-30-27595290 +49-1577-1780003 Weblog (blogs.fsfe.org/mk) - Kontakt (fsfe.org/about/kirschner) Unterstützen Sie die FSFE! http://fsfe.org/support/?mk

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Fellowshiptreffen in Duesseldorf am 28.08.2013
by RA Stehmann 21 Aug '13

21 Aug '13

Hallo, Das nächste Fellowshiptreffen findet am 28.08.2013 wieder ab 19:30 Uhr im Chaosdorf, Hüttenstr. 25, 40215 Düsseldorf http://www.chaosdorf.de/kontakt/ statt. Sam Tuke http://fsfe.org/about/tuke/tuke.en.html wird zum Thema Free Your Android http://fsfe.org/campaigns/android/android.de.html sprechen. Gäste sind wie immer herzlich willkommen. Gruß Michael

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Torsten Grote in Interview und Diskussionsrunde bei Deutschlandradio
by Matthias Kirschner 21 Aug '13

21 Aug '13

Torsten hat ein Interview über dezentrale Freie Software Social Networks gegeben und an einer einstündigen Radio-Diskussion zu "Das digitale Zuhause schützen - Privatsphäre im Netz". Die Interviews sind unter https://wiki.fsfe.org/Audio#A2013 verlinkt. Viele Grüße Matthias -- Matthias Kirschner - FSFE - Deutschland- und Fellowshipkoordinator FSFE, Linienstr. 141, 10115 Berlin, t +49-30-27595290 +49-1577-1780003 Weblog (blogs.fsfe.org/mk) - Kontakt (fsfe.org/about/kirschner) Monatliche Freie Software Neuigkeiten (fsfe.org/news/newsletter.html) Ihre Spende ermöglicht unsere Arbeit (fsfe.org/donate)

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