fsfe-se June 2005

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[Fsfe-se] Hur kan jag hjälpa till?
by Jon Kristensen 08 Nov '06

08 Nov '06

Hej! Jag har i många år arbetat med webbdesign och tror att jag skulle kunna tillföra någonting med mina kunskaper på det området. Vidare kan jag översätta texter till/från svenska/engelska. Om detta brev är opassande till den här listan ber jag så mycket om ursäkt. Tack! Jon -- Jon Kristensen Dedikerad Web page: http://www.dedikerad.se/ E-mail: jon.kristensen(a)dedikerad.se Phone: +46 (0)737-355908 Jabber: Dedikerad(a)jabber.org

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[Fsfe-se] OSS vs FLOSS Punchline
by Jeremiah Foster 11 Mar '06

11 Mar '06

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[Fsfe-se] Ny mailinglista för frimedia.se
by Jon Kristensen 12 Jul '05

12 Jul '05

Jag har startat en mailinglista kring allmänn diskussion och utvecklingen av frimedia på [ http://lists.dedikerad.se/ ] Jag tyckte att det var lämpligt då alla andra Dedikerad-projekt har en lista där. Du kan läsa mer och/eller anmäla dig till listan på [ http://lists.dedikerad.se/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/frimedia ]. Ha det så gott! -- Jon Kristensen Ordförande i Dedikerad

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[Fsfe-se] Upphovsrätt i sveriges radio / P1 / 13:35 & 20:45
by Henrik Sandklef 08 Jul '05

08 Jul '05

Hejsan Klockan 13:45 och 20:45 i P1 idag kommer upphovsrätt att diskuteras. Dessvärre går det inte att komma åt SRs sidor just nu! /h -- Henrik Sandklef Free Software Foundation Europe http://www.fsfeurope.org

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[Fsfe-se] Möte imorgon onsdag 21/6
by Jonas Oberg 21 Jun '05

21 Jun '05

You know the drill.. Möte imorgon onsdag på Viktoriagatan 13, Göteborg, klockan 17.30. :-) -- Jonas Öberg t. +46-31-773 2717 Free Software Foundation Europe f. +46-31-773 4754

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[Fsfe-se] Möte 15/6 kl 17.30
by Jonas Oberg 14 Jun '05

14 Jun '05

Imorgon är det onsdag igen, vilket betyder möte klockan 17.30 på Viktoriagatan 13, Göteborg. -- Jonas Öberg t. +46-31-773 2717 Free Software Foundation Europe f. +46-31-773 4754 Lecturer, PhD Student, Gothenburg University

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[Fsfe-se] FSF India
by Jonas Oberg 13 Jun '05

13 Jun '05

I augusti, närmare bestämt 11-14e augusti, kommer Dr. Nagarjuna från Indien till Sverige för att delta i en konferens i Lund. Nagarjuna är bland annat en av de som är bakom FSF India. Han frågade mig om det finns någon här i Lund som har möjlighet att husera honom för den tiden. Så om det är någon som bor i Lund och som skulle ha den möjligheten i augusti så skulle han vara väldigt tacksam om ni kontaktade honom på nagarjun(a)gnowledge.org. -- Jonas Öberg t. +46-31-773 2717 Free Software Foundation Europe f. +46-31-773 4754 Lecturer, PhD Student, Gothenburg University

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[Fsfe-se] Uppdaterat CC Sverige
by Mathias Klang 10 Jun '05

10 Jun '05

Hej, Här kommer (före deadline!) den nya licenstexten. Vi har bearbetat mycket och hoppas att ni kommer att läsa och kommentera det ni ser. Utgångspunkten i vårt arbete har varit att tänka om licensen genom att utgå från nordisk rätt. Detta innebär att vi har kunnat ta bort ganska mycket text. Vi kommer att fortsätta arbeta. Nu måste vi köra översättning & kommentarer. Vi emotser era kommentarer och synpunkter före 28 juni. Mathias & Kalle -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mathias Klang Dept. of Informatics, University of Goteborg, Box 620, 405 30 Goteborg, Sweden. Tel:+46-31 773 55 63 (Fax:+46-31 773 47 54) Cell: +46 705 43 22 13. http://www.informatik.gu.se/~klang ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NEW BOOK: Klang & Murray "Human Rights in the Digital Age" (http://digital-rights.net) Glasshouse Press 2005.

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[Fsfe-se] Re: FW: Microsoft - D 2900 - 09.06.2205
by Jeremiah Foster 09 Jun '05

09 Jun '05

Dear Angel, Thank you very much for your response to my previous email. While I am heartened that the EU will ensure ongoing compliance by Microsoft to EU competition rules, I fear they have already flouted the spirit and the letter of the law. While they claim to have made certain protocols open, they have prohibited the release of these protocols on the basis of software interface. This is clearly outside the terms and conditions dictated by the European Court. For example, the Samba project allows computers to interoperate with Microsoft computers on a network, if they do not have access to the protocols then Microsoft has not fulfilled the court's verdict forcing them to share their source code. Microsoft's interoperability protocols are the key source code elements allowing competition on the network for other operating systems - Microsoft must release this source code otherwise they are violating the European Court's edict. How will the EU commission work to ensure Microsoft's compliance? Thank you, Jeremiah Foster Gothenburg Sweden Maria-Beatriz.Sanchez-Mateo(a)cec.eu.int wrote: > > > > Dear Mr Foster, > > Commissioner Kroes has asked me to respond on her behalf to > your e-mail dated 12 May 2005. > > Both the Commissioner and myself take due notice of your > concerns regarding Microsoft’s compliance with the Decision > that the Commission adopted on 24 March 2004. > > Be assured that the Commission services are monitoring very > closely Microsoft’s compliance with the Commission’s Decision. > > Compliance being an ongoing process, the Commission services > will not hesitate to use all instruments available under > Council Regulation 1/2003 of 16 December 2002 on the > implementation of the rules on competition laid down in > Articles 81 and 82 of the Treaty, as Commissioner Kroes has > most recently stated in a press release issued on June 6^th > 2005.^^[1] <#_ftn1> > > > > Yours sincerely, > > > > * ** * > * * > * * > > *Angel TRADACETE COCERA* > > * * > > EUROPEAN COMMISSION - DG Competition > > Director Directorate C: Information, Communication and Media > > B-1049 Brussels > > ( 02/295.24.62 > > Ê 02/295.36.15 > > * Angel.Tradacete-Cocera(a)cec.eu.int > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > ^^[1] <#_ftnref1> The text of the press release can be > found at : > > http://europa.eu.int/rapid/pressReleasesAction.do?reference=IP/05/673&forma… > <http://europa.eu.int/rapid/pressReleasesAction.do?reference=IP/05/673&forma…> > > >

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[Fsfe-se] [FSFE PR][SV] FSFE: Raffle of handheld computer with GNU/Linux to a lucky Fellow
by FSF Europe - Chapter Sweden 08 Jun '05

08 Jun '05

FSFE: Raffle of handheld computer with GNU/Linux to a lucky Fellow Xtops.DE and Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE) to offer SL-C1000 handheld computer with GNU/Linux to a lucky Fellow. Berlin based mail order company Xtops.DE has become what FSFE hopes is the first of many hardware vendors to support FSFE's Fellowship program by offering a hardware prize to reward those who join. The SL-C1000 up for grabs runs GNU/Linux on a 416MHz processor, with 64MB RAM and 128MB of Flash memory for the Free Software you want, and has a 3.7-inch full colour screen and QWERTY keyboard for easy use. The lucky fellow will be chosen at random at 14h00 on June 25th from all Fellows whose contribution has been received before that date. The draw will take place at GNU/LinuxTag in Karlsruhe, Germany. Xtops.DE manager Werner Heuser comments: "We are happy to help FSFE to come up with its fellowship. As we are part of the Free Software community, we want to make a contribution where we know it will make a difference. Being the first is nice too, we get to be trend setters here." President of FSFE, Georg Greve, adds: "Offering one of our supporters this cool hardware running GNU/Linux is great. As well as encouraging people to sign up to the Fellowship, we get to show that Free Software can operate state-of-the-art handheld computers. This has been true for a long time, but not everyone knows it." Greve continues, "We're greatful to Xtops.DE for their pro-active support. 300 Fellows have already signed up and paid their dues, and we've only started. We are also condidering talking to to companies that benefit from software freedom, to discuss having them finance Fellowship membership for their employees. For this, the OpenPGP compatible smartcard that all Fellows receive might prove to be a valuable incentive. Organised by Werner Koch, the main author of GNU Privacy Guard, these smartcards make encryption convenient and even harder to circumvent, so people can make their data secure." For people wanting more specifics about the SL-C1000, it has an XScale PXA270 416 MHz processor, 64 MB SDRAM + 128 MB Flash, 3.7-inch 640x480 screen with 64k colours, headphones and microphone socket, IrDA 1.2, USB, mini QWERTY Keyboard, CF Card Slot Typ II, SD/MMC Card Slot, Lithium-Ion battery, and 100-240V Power-Adapter. It measures 4.9 x 3.4 x 1 inches (124 x 87 x 25mm) and weighs 10 oz (278 grams). Of course, when people see that FSFE is involved, they can be sure that the software on the device respects their freedom. Instructions for becoming a Fellow, and more information about the goodies available to Fellows, can be found at the Fellowship website: http://fsfe.org/ About the Free Software Foundation Europe: The Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE) is a charitable non-governmental organisation dedicated to all aspects of Free Software in Europe. Access to software determines who may participate in a digital society. Therefore the Freedoms to use, copy, modify and redistribute software - as described in the Free Software definition- allow equal participation in the information age. Creating awareness for these issues, securing Free Software politically and legally, and giving people Freedom by supporting development of Free Software are central issues of the FSFE. The FSFE was founded in 2001 as the European sister organisation of the Free Software Foundation in the United States. Further information: http://www.fsfeurope.org _______________________________________________ Press-release-sv mailing list Press-release-sv(a)fsfeurope.org https://mail.fsfeurope.org/mailman/listinfo/press-release-sv

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