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[Fsfe-se] [FSFE PR][SV] FSFE Newsletter - September 2011
by press＠fsfeurope.org 04 Sep '11

04 Sep '11

= FSFE Newsletter - September 2011 = [Read online: http://fsfe.org/news/nl/nl-201109.sv.html ] == New Intern surrounded by 800 geeks? == The first day in a new organisation always is quite intensive, many new people, procedures, so much information. Our new intern Eszter Bako[1]it was even more intense. She spent her first day with FSFE at the Desktop Summit, surrounded by nearly 800 people talking about strange things such as KDE, Gnome, Qt, GTK, Plasma, Git, QML, D-Bus, or about how to build a toaster[2]. For beginners the Free Software community can give a strange impression. 1. http://blogs.fsfe.org/eszter/ 2. https://www.desktopsummit.org/program/sessions/complexity-everyday-technolo… Good thing that she wasn't on her own. Our experienced intern Natalia Evdokimova, who organised our booth at the event, safely guided her through the day. Beside that there were many other FSFE activists: Our president Karsten gave a talk about"Free desktops for Europe's public sector"[3]and founding member Bernhard talked about"Daily Melee: paid people within Free Software initiatives - How they tick, how to keep them and the art of behaving if you are one"[4]. Like you can see on our blog aggregation[5]there were a lot of other Fellows present, including our former president Georg Greve. 3. https://www.desktopsummit.org/program/sessions/free-desktops-europes-public… 4. https://www.desktopsummit.org/program/sessions/daily-melee-paid-people-with… 5. http://planet.fsfe.org Beside Eszter joining and Natalia leaving as intern, there are more changes within our team: Nicolas Jean's[6]internship has now ended. He was one of the most active people in the web team, and we are happy that he will remain in our volunteers team as FSFE's webmaster. Diego Naranjo Barroso[7]and Alessandro Polvani[8]started their internships. Diego already contacted the Spanish Institutions[9]for our PDFreaders campaign, and Alessandro will do the follow-up in Italy. 6. http://blogs.fsfe.org/nicoulas 7. http://blogs.fsfe.org/diegojavier/ 8. http://blogs.fsfe.org/alessandro.polvani/ 9. http://fsfe.org/campaigns/pdfreaders/buglist.sv.html#ES == Digits to remember: 22-10-11 and 11-11-11 == 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. Henrik Sandklef, our vice-president, asks you[10]to submit nominations by email until October 22nd. 10. https://sandklef.wordpress.com/2011/08/23/nomination-period-open-for-nordic… The award will be announced during the Free Society Conference and Nordic Summit (FSCONS)[11]in Gothenburg, Sweden which will take place from Friday November 11th through Sunday November 13th. The conference is organised by FSFE's Swedish team, and your editor is responsible for FSFE's"Free Software in Politics" track[12]there. We are looking forward to see you there. (Fellows will get a discount of 10 EUR on the standard rate). 11. http://fscons.org/ 12. http://fscons.org/schedule/ == Something completely different == - The importance of promoting Free Software, spreading Free Software in schools, and what role the computer sciences can play in relating the messages of Free Software to other institutions and disciplines: Read the latest Fellowship interview[13], in which our fellow Richard Shipman shares his thoughts on these topics. - On Saturday 13th August Free Software activists came to FSFE’s PDF Readers Sprint in Manchester and found 59 previously unreported adverts for proprietary PDF readers, all of them on UK Council websites. Check out the report about the event done by Sam Tuke[14]and Chris Woolfrey[15]from our UK team. - Computer Aided Design (CAD) software is critically important to a variety of industries and professions. It is also notorious for being poorly catered for by Free Software applications. Sam wrote a brief summary of the current situation.[16] - Support Ogg Vorbis by helping our sister FSF to reach 5.000 signatures for their petition[17], asking for This American Life in Ogg Vorbis. Also concerning Ogg, FSFE's UK team had a booth at the OggCamp2011[18]. - R-DIY Feminism Festival: FSFE will be represented at the DIY Feminism Festival[19]in Manchester on September 3 and 4, holding events, including talks on Free Software philosophy, Free Software and women, and an Open Street Map workshop. - Summer time was blogging time, so here some articles from the planet aggregation[20]:With our new intern Diego J. Naranjo Barroso's help Matija prepared the Free Software and law related links covering links about the the patents war, Google acquiring Motorola Mobility, and other stories in 1.8.-14.8.[21]and 15.8.-21.8.[22]. - Timo Jyrinki writes about Free Software on mobile phones[23]and the MeeGo Summit Finland[24]including lots of pictures from the event[25]. - Freedom Box: Read about the progress and technical details of the Freedom Box[26], in Bdale Garbee's report from DebConf11 in Banja Luka. If you are in the UK at the time, you can attend Sam's talk on Freedom Boxes[27]in Manchester on 20 September 2011 at 19:00. - Interested in processing images from the command line? Swedish Team member Patrik Willard writes about how to do that[28]for the FSCONS preperations. - Chris Woolfrey, who is doing the Fellowship interviews[29]started blogging. His latest article is about the question, if all the data on your work computer count as company data"[30]. 13. http://blogs.fsfe.org/fellowship-interviews/?p=378 14. http://blogs.fsfe.org/samtuke/?p=191 15. http://blogs.fsfe.org/chriswoolfrey/2011/08/15/pdf-readers-campaign-hits-th… 16. http://blogs.fsfe.org/samtuke/?p=169 17. http://www.fsf.org/blogs/community/tal-ogg-petition 18. http://blogs.fsfe.org/samtuke/?p=194 19. http://diyfeminism.com/events-andworkshops/ 20. http://planet.fsfe.org 21. http://matija.suklje.name/?q=node/254 22. http://matija.suklje.name/?q=node/255 23. http://losca.blogspot.com/2011/08/meego-ce-and-freesmartphoneorg.html 24. http://losca.blogspot.com/2011/04/meego-summit-fi-starts-tomorrow.html 25. http://losca.blogspot.com/2011/04/meego-summit-fi-days-1-2.html 26. http://www.gag.com/bdale/blog/posts/FreedomBox_in_Banja_Luka.html 27. http://fsfe.org/news/news.sv.html 28. http://blog.padowi.se/2011/08/28/2011w34/ 29. http://blogs.fsfe.org/fellowship-interviews/ 30. http://blogs.fsfe.org/chriswoolfrey/2011/08/18/should-all-the-data-on-your-… - == Get Active: Software Freedom Day == September 17th is Software Freedom Day[31](SFD), a worldwide celebration of Free Software. Its goal is educational, teaching people why Free Software is the best choice when it comes to using Software. Organised and coordinated by the Software Freedom International, SFD invites everyone to participate and take action on a local level. Our Fellowship group[32]in Vienna for example invits you to a Software Freedom Party. The evening will be opened by a talk about legal aspects in Free Software, held by FSFE's new legal coordinator Matija Šuklje. The groups in Bonn[33], Hamburg[34], and Manchester[35]also have plans. 31. http://softwarefreedomday.org/ 32. http://wiki.fsfe.org/CategoryFellowshipGroup 33. http://wiki.fsfe.org/groups/Bonn 34. http://wiki.fsfe.org/groups/Hamburg 35. http://wiki.fsfe.org/groups/Manchester Contact existing groups to participate in events, or organise your own SFD activity! Regards, Matthias Kirschner- FSFE -- Free Software Foundation Europe <http://fsfe.org> FSFE News <http://fsfe.org/news/news.sv.rss> Upcoming FSFE Events <http://fsfe.org/events/events.sv.rss> Fellowship Blog Aggregation <http://planet.fsfe.org/en/rss20.xml> Free Software Discussions <http://fsfe.org/contact/community.sv.html> _______________________________________________ Press-release-sv mailing list Press-release-sv(a)fsfeurope.org https://mail.fsfeurope.org/mailman/listinfo/press-release-sv

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[Fsfe-se] Nomination period open for Nordic Free Software Award
by Henrik Sandklef 23 Aug '11

23 Aug '11

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 2011 in Gothenburg. http://fscons.org/nordic-free-software-award Nominate ------------------------------- Send an email to award [AT] fscons.org with the following information: * Name of nominee * Bio of nominee * Website * Contact info * Motivation The nomination period ends October 22. List of the nominated 2011 will be presented in October Join the award committee ------------------------------- Send an email to award [AT] fscons.org (moderated mailing list) with the following information: * Your name * Your email * Motivation why you want to join the award committee Previous Award winners * 2010 Bjarni Rúnar Einarsson * 2009 Simon Josefsson and Daniel Stenberg * 2008 Mats Östling * 2007 SkoleLinux

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[Fsfe-se] [FSFE PR][SV] FSFE Newsletter - August 2011
by press＠fsfeurope.org 04 Aug '11

04 Aug '11

= FSFE Newsletter - August 2011 = [Read online: http://fsfe.org/news/nl/nl-201108.sv.html ] == Inside stories by a critical thinker == "If people do not understand why their computing is related to their freedom, it’s because nobody explained them properly" (Bernhard Reiter) Bernhard Reiter is one of FSFE's founders and architect of the original German team. He participated in setting up three important Free Software organisations: FreeGIS.org, FFII, and FossGIS. Besides that, he is founder and Executive Director of Intevation GmbH, a company with exclusively Free Software products and services since 1999. Interesting stories about setting up FSFE, challenges for Free Software, and more are covered in this month's Fellowship interview[1]. 1. http://blogs.fsfe.org/fellowship-interviews/?p=341 == Become a Critical Thinker: Get Rid of "Intellectual Property" == A lot of people talk about "intellectual property". When using this term, they usually mix different things like copyright, patents, trademarks, also right to a name, utility patents, business models, or even geographical indications. If you want to think critically and clearly about challenges in the digital age, you should separate those different issues. If you really need a term to cover all that, you should use one which is not that much biased. There are some suggestions in the articles mentioned below, like the term "Limited Intellectual Monopolies". But in 90% cases there is actually only one monopoly concerned. Discussions will be much more productive if everybody knows what you are talking about. So, if someone says "we need more protection of "intellectual property", ask them what that means, perhaps it means they want to have software patents. If someone says "we need to limit the scope of "intellectual property", you should ask if they want to restrain copyright, patents or even abolish trademarks. You can read more about this in Richard Stallman's article"Did You Say 'Intellectual Property'? It's a Seductive Mirage"[2], Georg Greve's"Fighting intellectual poverty (Who owns and controls the information societies?)"[3], and your editor's interview with Dradio Wissen[4](in German). 2. http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/not-ipr.en.html 3. http://fsfe.org/projects/wsis/issues.sv.html 4. http://blogs.fsfe.org/mk/?p=810 == Support FSFE in critical thinking == For FSFE it is important that all of you support us. This way our work does not depend on single donors, and we can continue to think and communicate critical to promote software freedom. It is now possible to donate us monthly and yearly[5]by*credit card*and in Germany also by*direct debit*. Beside that, in the Netherlands donations to FSFE can now be deducted from income tax (before it was only possible in Germany and Switzerland). If we get more than 20 new donors, your editor promises that he will not write the word "critical" in the next newsletter. 5. http://fsfe.org/donate/donate.sv.html == Something completely different == - Richard Stallman wrote an article"Resist the Temptations of the Cloud!"[6]( German version[7]) in the German Magazine "Spiegel". - PDFreaders.org[8]. It is boring to follow up bugs, but it does not take a lot of time and has a good effect. In Italy volunteers again managed to close 13 bugs last month. Your editor gave two talks in Brazil about the PDFreaders campaign[9]to motivate people to fix bugs in Latin America, and our UK coordinator Sam Tuke is organising a PDFreaders bug hunt in Manchester. If you live around, join other Free Software advocates on Saturday, August 13, between 15.00-17.30 at MadLab hackerspace[10]to find and remove UK Government adverts for non-Free PDF Readers. Cake and Pizza provided! - New German Free Software Business Association: Lisog (124 members) and LIVE Linux-Verband (103 members) now merged into the Open Source Business Alliance (OSBA)[11](German). - FSFE will take part at the Desktop Summit, a joint conference organised by the GNOME and KDE communities in Berlin, Germany, 6 - 12 August 2011 at the Humboldt University. Our president Karsten Gerloff will give a talk on"Free desktops for Europe's public sector"[12]and Bernhard Reiter will talk about"Daily Melee: paid people within Free Software initiatives - How they tick, how to keep them and the art of behaving if you are one"[13]. (All events are available on our event page[14]and in the Fellowship calendar[15]. - From the planet aggregation[16]: - CERN launched its Open Hardware License 1.1 and Open Hardware Repository. IBM promised to give its Lotus Symphony source code to the Apache Foundation, and W3C wants to invalidate Apple's Widget software patents. Read the legal news from 27.6.-3.7.[17] 4.7.-10.7.[18], and 11.7.-18.7.[19]. - Brian Gough has announced the GNU Hackers meeting[20]which will take place on 25. August – 28. August in Paris. There are about 45 GNU maintainers and contributors registered so far and speakers include Jim Meyering, Stefano Zacchiroli, and Jim Blandy. - Why are students developing Free Software for the public sector? Read in Guido Arnold's weblog[21]how students get involved in Free Software. 6. http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/0,1518,775218,00.html 7. http://www.spiegel.de/netzwelt/web/0,1518,774766,00.html 8. http://pdfreaders.org 9. http://fsfe.org/campaigns/pdfreaders/pdfreaders.sv.html 10. http://madlab.org.uk/content/stamp-out-the-ads-free-software-pdf-reader-spr… 11. http://www.linux-verband.de/news/detail/opensource/pressemitteilung/ 12. https://www.desktopsummit.org/program/sessions/free-desktops-europes-public… 13. https://www.desktopsummit.org/program/sessions/daily-melee-paid-people-with… 14. http://fsfe.org/events/events.sv.html 15. http://wiki.fsfe.org/FellowshipEvents 16. http://planet.fsfe.org 17. http://matija.suklje.name/?q=node/250 18. http://matija.suklje.name/?q=node/251 19. http://matija.suklje.name/?q=node/252 20. http://blogs.fsfe.org/bjg/2011/07/gnu-hackers-meeting-in-paris-25-28-august… 21. http://blogs.fsfe.org/guido/2011/07/students-developing-free-software-for-t… == Get active: Read and distribute "crime story" == "When patents attack"[22]is a good story from investigative journalists on software patents, which reads like a crime story. Your editor recommends you to read it so you have good arguments in future. If you like it, distribute the article among your colleagues and friends. 22. http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2011/07/22/138576167/when-patents-attack Regards, Matthias Kirschner- FSFE -- Free Software Foundation Europe <http://fsfe.org> FSFE News <http://fsfe.org/news/news.sv.rss> Upcoming FSFE Events <http://fsfe.org/events/events.sv.rss> Fellowship Blog Aggregation <http://planet.fsfe.org/en/rss20.xml> Free Software Discussions <http://fsfe.org/contact/community.sv.html> _______________________________________________ Press-release-sv mailing list Press-release-sv(a)fsfeurope.org https://mail.fsfeurope.org/mailman/listinfo/press-release-sv

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[Fsfe-se] Studenter utvecklar fri programvara åt offentlig sektor
by Henrik Sandklef 10 Jul '11

10 Jul '11

I Danmark betalr myndigheter studenter för att utveckla fri programvara åt dem. På samma gång som studenter får utveckla i riktiga projkt får även myndigheter vad de vill ha. Vet någon om något linande händer i Sverige? mvh henrik Länkar: ------------------------------ DK: Students to develop open source software for the Danish public sector (http://www.osor.eu/news/dk-students-to-develop-open-source-software-for-the…) Students developing Free Software for the public sector (http://blogs.fsfe.org/guido/2011/07/students-developing-free-software-for-t…)

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[Fsfe-se] [FSFE PR][SV] FSFE Newsletter - July 2011
by press＠fsfeurope.org 04 Jul '11

04 Jul '11

= FSFE Newsletter - July 2011 = [Read online: http://fsfe.org/news/nl/nl-201107.sv.html ] == Attack on Free Software and the GNU GPL == Imagine that you've just bought a computer with pre-installed Free Software. After some time you decide to install additional software made by someone else. The vendor that sold you your computer, however, does not approve, and decides to sue the people who made the additional software that you installed. Sounds like purchasing a computer from that vendor was not such a great idea! At the moment something very similar is happening in in Germany[1], in an important GNU GPL violation case that the FSFE and gpl- violations.org[2]are participating. Germany company AVM maintains in court that others should not be allowed to modify the software that comes pre-installed on their commercial computers and devices. It turns out, though, that this pre-installed software includes the Linux kernel, a piece of software distributed under the GNU GPL which guarantees exactly this freedom to users. 1. http://fsfe.org/news/2011/news-20110620-01.en.html 2. http://www.gpl-violations.org Through their actions, AVM is attacking the very foundations of Free Software: they want to take away freedom from others. It will directly contravene the legal rights of the original software authors[3], who decided that software freedom and cooperation is more important to them than receiving license fees. If AVM is successful in court it will be a disastrous move for the freedom of software on embedded devices, mobile phones, network hardware and other Free Software based products. 3. http://laforge.gnumonks.org/weblog/2011/06/24/#20110624-avm_cybits_gpl_fud The judge did not make a decision during the June 21 court hearing, and participants in the case may still file further written pleas. On September 27 the court is set to either make a direct ruling on the case or choose to begin hearing evidence. The FSFE and gpl-violations.org have published a detailed report about the case[4], and will continue to monitor the situation in defence of freedom for software users. 4. http://fsfe.org/projects/ftf/avm-gpl-violation.en.html == FSFE Internal: An era ends - others start == Usually you don't hear about the people who work behind the scenes for the FSFE. Most of us are volunteers, and press and publicity work is handled by people like FSFE president Karsten Gerloff[5], or your humble editor. But without those volunteers who donate their spare time to promote software freedom the FSFE would not be what it is today. (Thank you!) 5. http://fsfe.org/about/gerloff/gerloff.sv.html At the FSFE's June 11 General Assembly, which took place in Ljubljana, Slovenia, FSFE's members[6]elected Henrik Sandklef[7]to be the organisation's Vice President. A computer scientist and GNU Hacker from Gothenburg, Sweden, Henrik has been active with the FSFE since 2005. He takes over from Fernanda Weiden, who held the volunteer position for the past two years. The General Assembly also confirmed Karsten Gerloff as FSFE's President and Reinhard Müller as Finanical Officer. 6. http://fsfe.org/about/members.sv.html 7. http://sandklef.com/hesa While a new officer term cycle began, another era ended as Bernhard Reiter, FSFE co-founder, completed ten years as German coordinator and Deputy. He is the first FSFE representative to continuously hold positions within the organisation for such a long time, and is the only person to have participated in every FSFE annual General Assembly to date. Bernhard will remain active within the FSFE but has handed the official post of Deputy German Coordinator to Torsten Grote[8]. 8. http://blogs.fsfe.org/torsten.grote/ == The European Commission’s locked-in syndrome == It's official: The European Commission will migrate to Microsoft Windows 7 without considering alternative solutions. In a reply to questions asked by MEP Bart Staes (Greens/EFA), the European Commission confirmed that it has awarded contracts for the 'upgrade' to Microsoft and reseller Fujitsu-Siemens on behalf of 55 other European institutions and the Commission itself. As Karsten explains in his blog article on the issue[9], this move will drive the Comission into even greater dependence on Microsoft. 9. http://blogs.fsfe.org/gerloff/2011/06/06/the-european-commissions-locked-in… == And now for something completely different == - Do you want your (future) children to work with Free Software in school? Read the new Fellowship Interview with Guido Arnold[10]. Guido is coordinating the FSFE's education team. He gives insights into the team's latest efforts at increasing the use of Free Software in education. - One IP address for everything: FSFE celebrated World IPv6 Day[11]. Almost all of our servers are now reachable via IPv6. - Have you ever seen three FSF presidents in one place? The famous picture captures Richard Stallman (FSF US), Nagarjuna G (FSF India) and Karsten Gerloff (FSFE)[12]together. - From the planet aggregation[13]: - Do you need Free Software law related links[14]? Matija Šuklje and Natalia Evdokimova published a June 2001 edition of their Free Software law resource list. - How do you organise a cool Free Software event, like FSCONS[15], using only command line tools? Read the blog articles from Patrik Willard[16], FSFE's new Deputy coordinator of Sweden. - Football is still a topic on our blog aggregation: Lena Simon writes about football and football for men[17]and Guido writes about the EURO 2012 in Free Software[18], an alternative for those not interested in traditional football. - Greek Fellow Kostas Boukouvalas writes about Thessaloniki’s GNU/Linux Lab[19] - Michael Stehmann reports about the Düsseldorf Fellowship meeting[20], including the Open Music Contest 10. http://blogs.fsfe.org/fellowship-interviews/?p=321 11. http://fsfe.org/news/2011/news-20110608-01.sv.html 12. http://blogs.fsfe.org/gerloff/2011/06/30/free-software-summit-improvised/ 13. http://planet.fsfe.org 14. http://matija.suklje.name/?q=node/249 15. http://fscons.org 16. http://blog.padowi.se/ 17. http://www.stud.uni-potsdam.de/~leena/2011/06/fusball-und-mannerfusball-gle… 18. http://blogs.fsfe.org/guido/2011/06/euro-2012-in-free-software-qualificatio… 19. http://blogs.fsfe.org/boukouvalas/?p=360 20. http://blogs.fsfe.org/stehmann/?p=260 == Get active: Become an FSFE booth volunteer in Strasbourg == The FSFE will participate in the RMLL, one of France's biggest Free Software events, from July 9 to 14. In addition to having an information booth, the FSFE will also deliver presentations on Free Software: Karsten will talk about Centralised Internet Services and Problems of Power (13.07., 15:20), France Coordinator Hugo Roy[21]will talk about the battle fought by Free Software for HTML5 online videos, and several other speakers have been invited to talk on topics concerning decentralisation of the Internet. 21. http://fsfe.org/about/roy/roy.sv.html Like every booth and event we participate with, please contact today to volunteer if you are able. Help us to inform our audiences about Free Software! Best regards and see you next time, Matthias Kirschner- FSFE -- Free Software Foundation Europe <http://fsfe.org> FSFE News <http://fsfe.org/news/news.sv.rss> Upcoming FSFE Events <http://fsfe.org/events/events.sv.rss> Fellowship Blog Aggregation <http://planet.fsfe.org/en/rss20.xml> Free Software Discussions <http://fsfe.org/contact/community.sv.html> _______________________________________________ Press-release-sv mailing list Press-release-sv(a)fsfeurope.org https://mail.fsfeurope.org/mailman/listinfo/press-release-sv

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[Fsfe-se] Munchens byte till leverantörsoberoende desktop är på rätt spår
by Henrik Sandklef 02 Jul '11

02 Jul '11

Hejsan Det har varit en del snack och FUD kring Munchens byte av IT-miljö. Här är en rapport inifrån som säger att projektet är: "in time, in budget and on track" "The German city of Munich's migration to a vendor independent IT infrastructure is "in time, in budget and on track", says one of the external consultants involved in the project. The city aims to migrate about 80 percent of all the city's fifteen thousand desktop PCs to Ubuntu Linux. " Läs hela inlägget från osor: http://www.osor.eu/news/de-munichs-move-to-a-vendor-independent-desktop-on-…

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[Fsfe-se] Lite stats från en projektkurs i inbyggd programmering
by Henrik Sandklef 29 Jun '11

29 Jun '11

Jag brukar samla in lite info från studenterna i en projektkurs som vi håller på IT-Universitetet (GU / CTH). Question 1. What was your primary IDE/Editor when developing code? -------------------------------------------------------------- Gedit 22 Emacs and clones 21 Qt Creator 6 Rest 12 Question 2. What was your primary OS when developing code? -------------------------------------------------------------- Ubuntu 42 Windows 9 Mac 7 Fedora 2 Question 3. What was your primary OS when not developing (write documents)? -------------------------------------------------------------- Ubuntu 13 Windows 39 Mac 8 Fedora 2 Kul att se emacs där uppe i toppen (dock inte i topp). Kanske har jag påverkat, men jag tror att det i år fanns ett intresse för emacs från en tidigare kurs i Erlang-programmering. Gedit blev jag lite förvånad över. En blog-post med bilder: http://sandklef.wordpress.com/2011/06/20/os-and-ide-stats-from-embedded-cou…

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[Fsfe-se] Svar på: Lite stats från en projektkurs i inbyggd programmering
by Henrik Sandklef 29 Jun '11

29 Jun '11

Det är intressant det här med format och program. Björn Lundell (Högskolan i Skövde) har visat att det finns en föreställning om att program och format är samma sak. Jag tror att vi i statsen på program för dokument ser samma sak. Det finns nog kvar en tro på att Dokument="Viss ordbehandlare". /hesa Av någon anledning har jag tagit borg mig själv från listan när jag skulle byta adress. Jag fick inte svaren på den tråd jag själv startade. Därav svar i separat tråd. Sorry

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[Fsfe-se] AVM och Linux
by Henrik Sandklef 29 Jun '11

29 Jun '11

AVM försöker hindra Cybits från att modifiera delar av den s k firmware som sitter i AVMs routrar. Detta har lett till att det nu tas upp i rätten i Berlin. Här är lite bakgrund i form av ett nyhetsbrev: AVM violating license of the Linux kernel http://fsfe.org/news/2011/news-20110620-01.en.html /henrik Oj, vilken svengelska det blev.

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[Fsfe-se] Lite stats från en projektkurs i inbyggd programmering
by Henrik Sandklef 29 Jun '11

29 Jun '11

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