fsfe-se

fsfe-se@lists.fsfe.org

424 discussions

[Fsfe-se] [FSFE PR][SV] FSFE Newsletter August 2010
by press＠fsfeurope.org 04 Aug '10

04 Aug '10

(Hjälp oss att nå ut till människor i deras modersmål. Gå med i vårt svenska översättningsteam: http://fsfe.org/contribute/translators/.) = FSFE Newsletter - August 2010 = [Permanent URL: http://www.fsfe.org/news/nl/nl-201008.en.html] The focus of this edition is Free Software in the public sector: on a national level within the United Kingdom, in the Italian region of Bozen, and in the Austrian city of Linz. We introduce a new definition and of mnemonic Open Standards, and invite you to participate in upcoming local Free Software events. Additionally in July Maëlle Costa and Sam Tuke started their internships. Răzvan Sandu transcribed Richard Stallman's speech from eLiberatica, Maëlle created a structured web edition [1], and our active translator Stelios Stavroulakis translated it into Greek. Matthias Kirchner gave the first in a new series of radio interviews [2] occurringon the 4th Monday of the each month for the public radio station 'Dradio Wissen'. Europe is witnessing an ever increasing number of public administrations considering the migration to Free Software. Public administration represents the largest purchaser of software in each EU country, and is a critically important area of Free Software growth. Increased public sector use of free software means more money invested in the development and deployment of Free Software, which ultimately results in greater quality and quantity of Free Software programs. In June the Government of Malta asked all their agencies to prefer Free Software in all future purchases [3]. In their statement they directly referred to FSF's Free Software definition == Saving money with Free Software in the UK == In the UK, her Majesty’s Treasury asked 60,000 people working for the government how more savings could be made. They got 60,000 ideas out of it, processed them and put that into 31 proposals. Two of those proposals [4] relate to Free Software. They include annulling the government’s contract with Microsoft to furnish government departments, and replace their products with Free Software, including GNU/Linux and OpenOffice. Supporting arguments for the switch included lower costs, improved security, and the opportunity to create a "more diverse spectrum of the IT industry, instead of [just] one corporation". == Public tendering: Bozen reconsiders deal with Microsoft == Progress in the public sector of Italy was also made this month, when the regional government of Bolzano accepted FSFE's request to discuss a rethink of a plan forged earlier this year to renew and extend their licenses from Microsoft. On the 25th of May Italian politicians agreed to spend 2.2 million EUR over the next three years on contracts with Microsoft Ireland, and increase the number of licenses that they had purchased. This decision was made without a public call for tender, making it impossible for competing suppliers to make offers of their own. We asked the local government to rethink their decision [5] and accept an offer of dialogue extended to them by local Free Software experts at the GNU/Linux User Group Bolzano (LUGBZ). The local government has now accepted LUGBZ's offer [6], and the first meeting is planned for the beginning of August. Also in attendance shall be representatives from the Free Software Center of TIS and the Free University of Bolzano. == Linz - region for Free Software == In the Austrian city of Linz, Free Software is already the norm, and a new scheme is being devised to crown it a 'Free Software Region'. Linz City councillors recognise the social importance of Free Software, and as a result are instigating a much wider programme of Free Software use and promotion. Government officials have identified 7 key characteristics [7 that an area should ulfil in order to merit the title of Free Software Region. Amongst them: general public sector support for Free Software, regular Free Software events together with local companies and user groups, usage of Free Software in universities, schools and other education bodies, as well as the suggestion that public administration and organisations should cooperation with Free Software organisations, or become members of them. == Open Standards on the political agenda in Germany == Beside the progress of Free Software in the public sector, Open Standards continue to be on the political agenda. In June, Thomas de Maiziere, German Minister of Interior, demanded Open Standards for all public IT systems [8], therefore supporting FSFE's long standing demands. The minister's permanent secretary and IT Commissioner of the German government, Cornelia Rogall-Grothe explained his position further in an interview [9]: "only by using Open Standards can [the government] obtain independence from software development companies". She also recognised that "maximal interoperability can be reached with open IT-Standards". == Now available in English: AEIOU mnemonic for Open Standards == While publishing our press release Kai Eckert translated our German AEIOU mnemonic for Open Standards into English [10]. We hope it helps you to remember a clear and meaningful definition of the term Open Standard. This definition requires formats and protocols to adhere to the following rules: - -Applicable (without restrictions): free from legal or technical clauses that limit its utilisation by any party or in any business model, - Existing (implementations): available in multiple complete implementations by competing vendors, or as a complete implementation equally available to all parties. - Independent (of a single vendor): managed and further developed independently of any single vendor in a process open to the equal participation of competitors and third parties - Open (specification): subject to full public assessment and use without constraints in a manner equally available to all partie - Untainted (with dependencies to closed standards): without any components or extensions that have dependencies on formats or protocols that do not meet the definition of an Open Standard themselves == Get active: Help at local events == This month FSFE President Karsten Gerloff participated in local regional events, including RMLL Bordeaux (France) [11] and Free Software events in Vitoria, San Sebastian, and Bilbao in Basque (Spain). For organising such events we depend local volunteers. Help us to introduce Free Software to people in your region: -We have an event calendar where you can add Free Software events (Thanks to Paul Boddie for implementing this great feature!) -Add the ical calendar [12] to your own digital calender, and get in contact with us if you can help at one of the events. -Contact fellowship(a)fsfeurope.org if you organise an event and you need more help at the booth or a speaker from FSFE. - Help us to improve our documentation for organising booths Regards, Matthias Kirschner [1]http://www.fsfe.org/freesoftware/transcripts/rms-2009-05-22-eliberatica.h… [2] http://blogs.fsfe.org/mk/?p=625 [3]http://ictpolicies.gov.mt/docs/GMICT_D_0097_Open_Source_Software_v1.0.pdf [4] http://blogs.fsfe.org/mk/?p=614 [5] http://www.fsfe.org/news/2010/news-20100702-01.html [6]http://www.osor.eu/news/it-bolzano-region-begins-discussion-on-open-source-strategy [7] http://www.netzpolitik.org/2010/linz-will-open-commons-region-werden/ [8] http://mailman.fsfeurope.org/pipermail/press-release-de/2010q2/000158. html [9] http://www.fsfe.org/news/2010/news-20100705-01.de.html [10] http://blogs.fsfe.org/mk/?p=618 [11] http://blogs.fsfe.org/gerloff/?p=376 [12] http://wiki.fsfe.org/FellowshipEvents [13] http://wiki.fsfe.org/BoothCountdown - -- Free Software Foundation Europe <http://www.fsfe.org> FSFE News <http://fsfe.org/news/news.en.rss> Upcoming FSFE Events <http://fsfe.org/events/events.en.rss> Fellowship Blog Aggregation <http://planet.fsfe.org/en/rss20.xml> Free Software Discussions <http://fsfe.org/contact/community.en.html> _______________________________________________ Press-release-sv mailing list Press-release-sv(a)fsfeurope.org https://mail.fsfeurope.org/mailman/listinfo/press-release-sv

1 0

[Fsfe-se] [FSFE PR][SV] FSFE Newsletter - July 2010
by Free Software Foundation Europe 04 Jul '10

04 Jul '10

(Hjälp oss att nå ut till människor i deras modersmål. Gå med i vårt svenska översättningsteam: http://fsfe.org/contribute/translators/.) = FSFE Newsletter - July 2010 = [Permanent URL: http://www.fsfe.org/news/nl/nl-201007.sv.html ] This edition covers Neelie Kroes' statement about Open Standards, the Free Software discussion in Saxony (Germany), and the relicensing of WebM to be GPL compatible, and asks you all to keep in touch with your politicians about Free Software issues. Beside that, FSFE's strategic decision making body, the General Assembly [1] (GA) , met in Bozen, Italy. The various outcomes of this meeting will become apparent in the next months and years. On the operational side we organised Fellowship meetings [2] in Tampere (Finland), Göteburg (Sweden), Paris, Lille (France), Berlin, Düsseldorf, Siegen, (Germany), as well as a Fellowship jabber meeting about ACTA. Stian published a new Fellowship interview with David Reyes Samblas Martinez [3], in which he answers questions on hardware manufacturing, e-learning and Free Software politics. == "Proprietary technology is a waste of money" == No, this is not a quote from someone out of the Free Software community. As Karsten reported in his article [4] it was Neelie Kroes, European Commission’s vice president, who comment at the Open Forum Europe (OFE) meeting in Brussels on 10 June. She also said that: "Many authorities have found themselves unintentionally locked into proprietary technology for decades. After a certain point that original choice becomes so ingrained that alternatives risk being systematically ignored, no matter what the potential benefits. This is a waste of public money that most public bodies can no longer afford." Kroes also backed up our definition of Open Standards [5]. She made clear that "truly open" standards "do not come with any constraints for implementers". This is important as it means that programmers can implement a standard in Free Software; Microsoft and others have been trying to convince the Commission that a standard is "open" even if it cannot be implemented in Free Software. These developments are good news - please share them! == "Free" State of Saxony argues against Free Software == Already in May German politicians had a discussion about Free Software in the Free State of Saxony's state parliament. I (Matthias) published an analysis about this discussion [6] (in German). The state government talks about strategic reasons against Free Software, but does not name any of them. The CDU and the FDP say they do not want to influence the market. On the other hand the state government educates all their pupils with software from a monopolist and advertises Adobe's proprietary software on their websites. In their tenders they do not ask for Free Software, but complain that there are too few Free Software service providers and programs. Beside that they use the term "market standards" against Free Software. That such discussions happen in parliament are a very good sign. They mean that politicians have to think about Free Software, and that we can all enter discussion with politicians about Free Software, too. That is why we asked people from Saxony to send their politicians feedback on the discussion, and to write them what they liked about the discussion and ask questions like ‘when politicians talk about strategic reasons against Free Software, what are these reasons?’. The speech by Neelie Kroes quoted above is also something that you can point politicians to. == Free Video Formats / Software licenses == In May, Google updated the license for their WebM project [7] to make it GPL-compatible. As explained in the last issue [8] WebM is important so users do not have to install the non-free flash plugins anymore, but have a free video format to play and encode videos. WebM was already Free Software, as the rightsholders stated in the licence that users have the freedom to use, study, share, and improve it. The problem was that its license was not compatible with the GNU General Public License (GPL) [9]. There are a lot of Free Software licenses [10], but the GNU GPL is the most famous Free Software copyleft license and is used by a large percentage of Free Software. It ensures the four freedoms and adds the condition that those freedoms remain intact in further distribution of the software. If people use the same licence or at least GPL-compatible licences, then programmers can exchange code freely, and easily, so programmers do not have to reinvent the wheel again but can use already existing code. That is why it is so important that programmers use the GNU AGPL [11], GPL, LGPL [12], or a compatible Free Software license for their software. There is also an article by David Wheeler which is worth reading, why you should make your software GPL compatible [13], like WebM does now. == Get active: Give your politicians continuous feedback == Our mission is to explain the concept of Free Software to as many people as possible. This month the German team had a booth at the GNU/Linuxtag in Berlin and explained Free Software to all the different visitors, gave interviews and speeches about "Freedom in the cloud" and common misunderstandings about Free Software. Depending on the audience you should use slightly modified explanations. To support Free Software supporters, we are providing links to video [14] and audio [15] files, as well as transcripts of speeches [16]. As Fellow [17] you automatically have an account there, but you can just register for a guest account [18] and help us to make those pages a good resource for people who want to learn from others how to best explain the benefits of software freedom. Regards, Matthias Kirschner - FSFE 1. http://www.fsfe.org/about/members.en.html 2. http://wiki.fsfe.org/FellowshipEvents 3. http://blogs.fsfe.org/fellowship-interviews/david-reyes-samblas-martinez/ 4. http://blogs.fsfe.org/gerloff/?p=359 5. http://www.fsfe.org/projects/os/def.en.html 6. http://blogs.fsfe.org/mk/?p=589 7. http://www.fsf.org/blogs/licensing/googles-updated-webm-license 8. http://www.fsfe.org/news/nl/nl-201006.en.html 9. http://www.fsf.org/licensing/licenses/gpl.html 10. http://www.fsf.org/licensing/licenses/ 11. http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl.html 12. http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html 13. http://www.dwheeler.com/essays/gpl-compatible.html 14. http://wiki.fsfe.org/Video 15. http://wiki.fsfe.org/Audio 16. http://wiki.fsfe.org/Transcripts 17. http://fellowship.fsfe.org 18. http://wiki.fsfe.org/UserGuide?action=newaccount -- Free Software Foundation Europe <http://www.fsfe.org> FSFE News <http://fsfe.org/news/news.en.rss> Upcoming FSFE Events <http://fsfe.org/events/events.en.rss> Fellowship Blog Aggregation <http://planet.fsfe.org/en/rss20.xml> Free Software Discussions <http://fsfe.org/contact/community.en.html> _______________________________________________ Press-release-sv mailing list Press-release-sv(a)fsfeurope.org https://mail.fsfeurope.org/mailman/listinfo/press-release-sv

1 0

[Fsfe-se] [FSFE PR][SV] FSFE Newsletter June 2010
by press＠fsfeuorpe.org 04 Jun '10

04 Jun '10

(Hjälp oss att nå ut till människor i deras modersmål. Gå med i vårt svenska översättningsteam: http://fsfe.org/contribute/translators/.) = FSFE Newsletter - June 2010 = [ Permanent URL http://www.fsfe.org/news/nl/nl-201006.en.html ] May was quite busy, for the first time we participated in a big church event to inform visitors about Free Software. We analysed the European Commission's Digital Agenda, and there was news about free video formats. But why are we working on all those things? Because it is important for society. Today software is everywhere, in our desktops, laptops, and mobile phones as well as in cars, trains, TVs, fridges - any complex device you care to name. Software is not just a tool like a car; it is everywhere and will become even more important in future. Control over software means power. Whoever controls the software decides what you can and what you cannot do with it. In democracies we separate and distribute power amongst a lot of different people. The control of software as such a powerful tool of our society has to be distributed as well. If more and more parts of our life are controlled by software, the software needs to be Free Software. This month we received the Theodor Heuss medal for exactly this work for society. The Theodor Heuss Foundation which awarded the medal is a non-partisan foundation which carries the name of Germany's first president. The foundation seeks "to bring attention to something, which has to be done and shaped in our democracy, without being finished" (Carl Friedrich v. Weizsäcker, 1965). The Theodor Heuss prize is given annually to persons of high standing and organisations which are groundbreaking in this respect. This award gives Free Software supporters recognition outside the usual software scene. It shows that a well-known political foundation agrees that Free Software is good for our society and that FSFE is doing a good job. This is a door-opener to reach a broader audience in feature, especially politicians. At the ceremony and the day before at the workshop Bernhard Reiter, Björn Schießle, Georg Greve, Karsten Gerloff, other Fellows and I myself had good discussions with a lot of political interested persons with different backgrounds (see [1] [2] [3]). *Enlarging the audience* Speaking about a broader audience, for the first first time we participated at the ecumenical church day in Munich, Germany. While we have given talks at church events before to explain the values of Free Software, it was the completely new experience for us to participate in an event of this size, with 130,000 visitors. Thomas Jensch organised a shared booth with KDE e.V. to explain the participants why they as Christians should care about Free Software (see [4]). *Open Standards and politics* Open Standards are important to ease the migration path to Free Software. This month the European Commission published the Digital Agenda. It is good that the Commission plans to give standards a greater role in the public procurement of software, and to get dominant software vendors to license their interoperability information, opening up the software market for Free Software vendors. However the EC avoids all references to Open Standards as well as Free Software, although the Member States set those goals for the Commission in the Granada and Malmö declarations. Instead, the Commission points to the European Interoperability Framework. This is a document which is currently being systematically hollowed out, as shown by FSFE's analysis [5]. We outlined that the EC needs to adopt a strict definition of Open Standards, along the lines of the first European Interoperability Framework (EIF), and that the Commission needs to focus on Open Standards for its public sector IT strategy to enable the full potential of Free Software for European innovation (see [6]). *Free Video Formats* Good news about open video formats. In March both our sister organisation the FSF and our associated organisation FFII asked Google to free the video codec vp8 and use it on YouTube. This month Google announced they will do so. From now on users will be able use Free Software to play and encode the new WebM format. "WebM is based on the Matroska container format -- replacing Ogg -- and the VP8 video codec which replaces Theora. Crucially, the Vorbis audio codec is part of the new WebM specification." (see [7] and [8]). The other good news, since a few days the German ARD news program tagessschau is available in Ogg Theora. After the public radio station Dradio is broadcasting its program in OGG vorbis you can now watch the tagesschau with Free Software [9] and do not have to install proprietary software like the Adobe's flash player (see [10]). *Get Active* We depend on the help of many volunteers to evaluate current topics. If you want to help Free Software in Europe please subscribe to our public mailing lists [11] and participate in the discussion sharing your knowledge with others. You have dived into a topic like free video formats, found an interesting article about Free Software, you think we missed an important point in a discussion, or you want to give us feedback on the newsletter? Get active and share this information with other Free Software supporters on discussion(a)fsfeurope.org. Regards, Matthias Kirschner - FSFE 1. http://www.fsfe.org/news/2010/news-20100126-01.en.html 2. http://www.fsfe.org/news/2010/news-20100510-01.en.html 3. http://blogs.fsfe.org/gerloff/?p=350 4. http://blogs.fsfe.org/gladhorn/2010/05/18/going-where-no-gearheads-have-gon… 5. http://www.fsfe.org/projects/os/eifv2.en.html 6. http://www.fsfe.org/news/2010/news-20100519-01.en.html 7. http://www.fsf.org/news/free-software-foundation-statement-on-webm-and-vp8 8. http://press.ffii.org/Press%20releases/FFII%20welcomes%20Google%27s%20move%… 9. http://www.tagesschau.de/tagesschau24/ 10. http://blogs.fsfe.org/mk/?p=581 11. http://www.fsfe.org/contact/community.en.html -- Free Software Foundation Europe <http://www.fsfe.org> FSFE News <http://www.fsfe.org/news/news.en.rss> Upcoming FSFE Events <http://www.fsfe.org/events/events.en.rss> Fellowship Blog Aggregation <http://planet.fsfe.org/en/rss20.xml> Free Software Discussions <http://www.fsfe.org/contact/community.en.html> _______________________________________________ Press-release-sv mailing list Press-release-sv(a)fsfeurope.org https://mail.fsfeurope.org/mailman/listinfo/press-release-sv

1 0

[Fsfe-se] Påminnelse om Fellowship-mötet i morgon torsdag (Göteborg)
by Stian Rødven Eide 02 Jun '10

02 Jun '10

Hej alla, Jag tänkte bara påminna lite. Fellowship-mötet i morgon äger som normalt rum i Gnutikens lokaler klockan 18. Adressen är Övre Husargatan 27. Alla är välkomna. På mötet skall vi bland annat diskutera några av Stallmans texter. Läslistan består av följande korta artiklar: www.gnu.org/gnu/manifesto.html www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html www.gnu.org/philosophy/why-free.html www.gnu.org/philosophy/pragmatic.html www.gnu.org/gnu/why-gnu-linux.html, www.gnu.org/gnu/thegnuproject.html www.gnu.org/philosophy/categories.html www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.sv.html Fredrik och Martin kommer dessutom presentera sitt relativt nystartade företag Ossware.

1 0

[Fsfe-se] Seminar on the programming language Google Go (in Gothenburg)
by Henrik Sandklef 02 Jun '10

02 Jun '10

Andrew Gerrand of Googles Go Team gives a speak about the programming language GO. Go is a compiled, garbage-collected, concurrent programming language developed by Google Inc. Where: IT University, Torg 2 (floor 2) When: June 8 19.00 - 21.00 Organisers: Göteborg GTUG and FSCONS To register for the event: http://www.gtugs.org/chapter.jsp?id=10001 Wikipedia on Go: Go is a compiled, garbage-collected, concurrent programming language developed by Google Inc. The initial design of Go was started in September 2007 by Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike, and Ken Thompson, building on previous work related to the Inferno operating system. Go was officially announced in November 2009, with implementations released for the Linux and Mac OS X platforms. At the time of its launch, Go was not considered to be ready for adoption in production environments. May 2010 Rob Pike stated publicly that Go is being used "for real stuff" at Google. Organisers: Göteborg GTUG and FSCONS Göteborg GTUG: http://www.gothenburg-gtug.org/ FSCONS: http://www.fscons.org/

1 0

[Fsfe-se] FSCONS 2010 CFP
by Jonas Öberg 24 May '10

24 May '10

Hej, några har säkert noterat det här redan, men jag skickar en påminnelse om att FSCONS 2010 Call for Participation är ute: http://fscons.org/cfp Om du har idéer eller tankar på vad du skulle vilja presentera på FSCONS, så finns det information i CfP:n för hur du går till väga. På http://fscons.org/cfpsubmit kan du skicka in ditt förslag. I år hålls FSCONS den 5-7e november. Bekräftade talare är än så länge Lars Sandman (SE), Christian Villum (DK), Glyn Moody (UK), Smari McCarthy (IS), Mathias Klang (SE), Karin Kosina (AT), och Gisle Hannemyr (NO). Mvh, -- Jonas Öberg - Follow me on http://twitter.com/jonaso Blogging on http://jonasoberg.net/ Föreningen fri kultur & programvara

1 0

[Fsfe-se] FSFE Fellowship-träff i Göteborg, torsdag 8:e april
by Stian Rødven Eide 23 Mar '10

23 Mar '10

Hej alla, Nu är det snart dags för nästa Fellowship-träff i Göteborg. Efter önskemål flyttar vi möten till den första torsdagen i varje månad, och kompenserar nu i april för påsklovet. Man behöver inte vara medlem av FSFEs Fellowship för att vara med. Alla är hjärtans välkomna. Det är dock en fördel att vara intresserad av fri programvara. Den 8:e april klockan 18:00 mötas vi i Gnutiken på Övre Husargatan 27. Välkomna! Bästa hälsningar, Stian Rødven Eide

2 1

Re: [Fsfe-se] [serengeti] Hjälp till med Document Freedom Day
by Stian Rødven Eide 18 Mar '10

18 Mar '10

tor 2010-03-18 klockan 10:23 +0100 skrev Gustav Eek: > > Vi som är FSFE-Fellows i Göteborg tänker dela ut en folder och sätta upp > > affischer i samband med DFD 2010, som äger rum den 31:e mars. Eftersom dagen > > inträffar under studenternas påsklov kommer vi dock börja redan fredagen > > innan, den 26:e mars. > > > > Vi behöver hjälp, både med att göra klart och att dela ut folders. Det är > > inget Göteborg-specifikt i texten som skall vara med i foldern och på > > affischen, så ni som inte bor här får också mycket gärna använda och hjälpa > > till med att förbättra innehållet. Utkastet hittar ni på > > http://documentfreedom.org/GothenburgFellows > > Hej. > > Jag är gärna med och hjälper till. Jag fick också ett e-post ifrån Stefan > Kangas och han föreslog yterliggare en förberedande sammankomst i början > av vecka 12. Stefan fick mitt telefonnummer, men ring gärna: 0709-58 85 > 93. Vi kan gärna ha den förberedande sammankomsten på Gnutiken nu på måndag om det passar alla. Jag föreslår klockan 17:00, men är öppen för andra tider. /Stian

2 1

[Fsfe-se] Hjälp till med Document Freedom Day
by Stian Rødven Eide 17 Mar '10

17 Mar '10

Hej alla, Vi som är FSFE-Fellows i Göteborg tänker dela ut en folder och sätta upp affischer i samband med DFD 2010, som äger rum den 31:e mars. Eftersom dagen inträffar under studenternas påsklov kommer vi dock börja redan fredagen innan, den 26:e mars. Vi behöver hjälp, både med att göra klart och att dela ut folders. Det är inget Göteborg-specifikt i texten som skall vara med i foldern och på affischen, så ni som inte bor här får också mycket gärna använda och hjälpa till med att förbättra innehållet. Utkastet hittar ni på http://documentfreedom.org/GothenburgFellows Om ni vill starta ett DFD-team någon annan stans kan ni gärna upprätta en sida under http://documentfreedom.org/Category:Sweden bästa hälsningar, Stian Rødven Eide

1 0

[Fsfe-se] Nordic Free Software Award: Nominerade år 2009 är ....
by Henrik Sandklef 06 Nov '09

06 Nov '09

About the award ----------------------------------------------------------- The Nordic Free Software Award is given to people, projects or organisations in the Nordic countries that have made a prominent contribution to the advancement of Free Software. The award will be announced during FSCONS 2009 in Gothenburg. List of nominated 2009 ----------------------------------------------------------- # Qt development team # Simon Josefsson # Daniel Stenberg # Henrik Nordström # Björn Stenberg # Andreas Nilsson # Varnish # Ask Bjørn Hansen # Knut Yrvin # Jari "Rakshasa" Sundell http://www.fscons.org/award

1 0

← Newer
1
...
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
...
43
Older →

Jump to page:

2024

2023

2022

2021

2020

2019

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

2012

2011

2010

2009

2008

2007

2006

2005

2004

fsfe-se