Pozdravljeni,
Našel sem nek zanimiv razpis Ministrstva za izobraževanje, znanost in šport za
nakup licenc za programsko opremo. Če jaz kaj prav vem v takih razpisih ne sme
biti določen/poimenovan specifičen proizvajalec in/ali proizvod in je to v
nasprotju s predpisi EU. Tu pa v 3a/3b kar točno določijo produkte in
proizvajalca le teh. Kot vem bi morale biti v specifikacijah samo lastnosti,
ki naj bi jim zadoščala programska oprema, pa še tu ne sme biti samo ena možna
izbira potem. Kdo mogoče kaj več ve o tem? Bi morali zahtevati razveljavitev
tega razpisa?
http://www.mizs.gov.si/si/javne_objave_in_razpisi/javna_narocila/?tx_t3javn…
Lep pozdrav,
Jure Repinc
Dear Maël,
I’m sorry for the late and rather short and simplified reply.
The statement about Slovenia in the document is not complete — the December
2013 document is a proposal for changes and analysis of the 2010 status.
The 2010 status is referred there, because based on EIF, Slovenian government
has in 2007 written up a strategy document called “si2010”¹ to increase the
government’s use and support for Open Formats, Free Software, Open Data by
2010.
I’m CC-ing the Slovenian Fellowship list, so other members can also send you
their corrections.
cheers,
Matija
——
[1] si2010
http://www.arhiv.mvzt.gov.si/si/delovna_podrocja/informacijska_druzba/strat…
Die 10. 01. 14 et hora 18:26:45 scripsis:
> > Dear Maël,
> >
> > thank you for te mail, but as you can see below, it is broken and I don’t
> > see
> > any attachments — just a stream of quoted binary info.
> >
> > Die 10. 01. 14 et hora 17:27:09 scripsis:
> > > --047d7b86c3e8a1478604efa03299
> > > Content-Type: multipart/alternative;
> >
> > boundary="047d7b86c3e8a1478104efa03297"
> >
> > > --047d7b86c3e8a1478104efa03297
> > > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="ISO-8859-1"
> > > Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
> > >
> > > Hello,
> > >
> > > Thanks again for your input to this document. It could clearly still be
> > > expanded and completed with more examples but as you know we have a hard
> > > deadline in that the UKG consultation is closing on January 15. This is
> > > only one section in our response (main doc attached just for info) and
> >
> > the
> >
> > > goal is not to be exhaustive but rather show that there is no lack of
> > > successful implementations of the standard.
> > > Can I please ask you to review before Tuesday 14 (sorry for the short
> > > deadline!) and check that the information you provided is appropriately
> > > reflected in the document, and that you are OK with your name being
> > > mentioned in the sources.
> > > I plan on updating this page
> > > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenDocument_adoption with some the
> > > information collected - some of it is quite out of date.
> > >
> > > Best regards,
> > >
> > > Mael
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Hejhoj,
glede na izid ankete, sklicujem naslednji sestanek:
v petek 17.1.
ob 19.00
in sicer v začasni Kiberpipi:
kavarna Palača Evropa
(i.e. v „Evropi“ na vogalu med Slovensko in Gosposvetsko, kavarna se nahaja v
prehodu pred vhodom v KOŽ.)
Glavna tema bo kako državo prepričati, da bo več javnih naročil preferiralo
ali vsaj enakovredno tretiralo FS.
lp,
Matija
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---------- Nuntius praecox ----------
In rem: FSFE Newsletter - January 2014
Die et hora: 09. 01. 14 14:58:56
Scripsit: Fellowship of FSFE <fellowship(a)fsfeurope.org>
Ad: Matija Šuklje <hook(a)fsfe.org>
= FSFE Newsletter – January 2014 =
[Read online: http://fsfe.org/news/nl/nl-201401.en.html]
== From Yuletide to Full-Blown Winter ==
Many hackers (including us, of course!) have been enjoying the various
festivities occurring around the winter solstice. But, alas!, the time
to dwell on Christmas presents and enjoy a family recess is no more –
the Yule has gone, the year has been made anew, and the fight for
freedom and liberty demands our attention once more. Hence, it is only
fitting to begin with a short review of what 2014 has got in store for
us during the next few months.
Those fond of celebrations should already have their eyes set on
February 14, the yearly occasion when our website turns pink and heart-
laden, and the perfect time to hug developers[1] and bring loved ones to
Free Software and the Fellowship[2].
Those favouring a more hands-on approach have to wait until late March
to educate their fellow citizens[3] about Open Standards[4]. However, it
is not necessary to despair: our various ongoing campaigns[5] are always
looking for new hacktivists. Getting in touch is easy[6] !
And while we are on the topic, there will be many opportunities to meet
our staff, volunteers, and Fellows throughout the year. For starters,
FSFE is going to be present with a booth at the Free Software conference
FOSDEM, which takes place on the first weekend of February at Brussels.
Everyone fancying a chat or running low on freedom gear[7] should stop
by. Those who cannot make it to FOSDEM this year should occasionally
check the events section on our website[8] for future opportunities to
meet us.
== Do It Yourself versus Digital Restrictions Management ==
While we are sure that many of our readers were either lucky or vocal
enough to only receive Christmas presents that respect their freedom,
there are probably some who find themselves in possession of items that
were neither made by the giver nor appear in our sister's Holiday Giving
Guide[9].
We have a few recommendations for handling such gifts: some of those can
be liberated (e.g., Android devices[10] ); developers working to create
free replacements to various proprietary systems would most likely
appreciate hardware donations (search the web for various efforts to
liberate various device categories); and you might be able to hack such
a gift to run Free Software.
Whatever you have decided to do with such items, we would love to hear
about your solutions. We have opened a mailing list thread[11] on the
topic and e-mails to discussion[12] fsfeurope.org[13] (please be advised
this is a public mailing list) are most welcome. In addition to
solutions to non-free gifts, we are also looking forward to reading
about freedom-respecting or DIY gifts you are truly enjoying.
== Something Completely Different ==
- This newsletter is regularly available in Romanian since December 2013
. Our associate Fundația Ceata[14] has taken it upon themselves to
provide timely translations for which we are extremely grateful.
- From the planet aggregation[15] :
- Our ex-Vice President Henrik Sandklef has been busy[16] adding LCD
support[17] to Searduino. The latter post (not on the planet) also
serves as a call for contributors.
- Isabel Drost-Fromm's ‘ On geeks growing up[18] ’ contemplates the
meaning of life, or to put it more plainly, family-friendliness of
various technology conferences. The positive role models Isabel
has identified deserve a few words of encouragement, and to Isabel
herself we say naught but Inductive Bias rocks!
- Guido Arnold, Deputy Coordinator of the Education team, has
collected and summarised November news stories about Free Software
in education[19].
- Daniel Pocock has written extensively about WebRTC (‘ Free calling
from browser to mobile with free software[20] ’, ‘ Get WebRTC
going faster[21] ’, ‘ xWiki: 10 years and a WebRTC success
story[22] ’).
- Paul Boddie has done the same about Kolab (‘ Adventures in Kolab
Packaging and pykolab[23] ’, ‘ Integrating setup-kolab with Debian
Packaging[24] ’).
- The last planet item to warrant an honourable mention in the
newsletter under this temporary editorship is Jens Lechtenbörger's
‘ OpenPGP and S/MIME or Trust and “Trust”[25] ’. Jens explains why
OpenPGP should be preferred over S/MIME for e-mail encryption.
Acquainting oneself with the explanation is highly recommended for
anyone making use of, or contemplating the use of, e-mail
encryption.
- Repentinus, one of our two Fellowship Representatives, is keeping his
neck warm this winter by wearing a green-black woollen scarf featuring
the Fellowship Plussy and letters "FSFE". Those among our readers who
can knit can make themselves a similar scarf by following the
instructions provided by his girlfriend[26] (please be advised this
link leads to a blog hosted on Blogspot; taking appropriate
precautions (like using a JavaScript blocker) is recommended). The
rest of our readers can either learn to knit or have someone knit this
scarf for them.
== Giving for Freedom ==
This newsletter started with a short overview of annual events waiting
us in the next few months. Such celebrations, while fun and educational,
require the combined efforts of volunteers and our staff to organise. In
addition to requiring staff time, activities hosted as part of the
celebrations require funds. Furthermore, in addition to the fun
celebrations, we require funds to keep our continuous campaigns running,
lobby for Free Software, advise developers on Free Software licensing,
and educate technology companies on Free Software and licence
compliance. Unfortunately, we have not yet secured our budget for 2014.
Our readers considering supporting our work can either make a one-time
donation[27] or join the Fellowship[28]. We thank all our existing
donors and Fellows!
Free New Year!
Heiki Ojasild[29] - FSFE
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Free Software Foundation Europe[30]
FSFE News[31]
Upcoming FSFE Events[32]
Fellowship Blog Aggregation[33]
Free Software Discussions[34]
1. http://fsfe.org/campaigns/ilovefs/ilovefs.en.html
2. http://fsfe.org/fellowship/index.en.html
3. http://documentfreedom.org/
4. http://fsfe.org/activities/os/os.en.html
5. http://fsfe.org/campaigns/campaigns.en.html
6. http://fsfe.org/contact/contact.en.html
7. http://fsfe.org/order/order.en.html
8. http://fsfe.org/index.en.html#id-events
9. https://www.fsf.org/givingguide/
10. http://fsfe.org/campaigns/android/android.en.html
11. http://mail.fsfeurope.org/pipermail/discussion/2014-January/009897.html
12. http://fsfe.org/mailto:discussion@fsfeurope.org
13. http://fsfe.org/mailto:discussion@fsfeurope.org
14. http://fsfe.org/associates/associates.en.html#id-funda%C8%9Bia-ceata
15. http://planet.fsfe.org
16. http://sandklef.wordpress.com/2013/12/28/lcd-support-added-in-searduino/
17. http://searduino.wordpress.com/2013/12/28/partial-lcd-support-in-searduino-…
18. http://blog.isabel-drost.de/posts/on-geeks-growing-up.html
19. http://blogs.fsfe.org/guido/2013/12/free-software-in-education-news-novembe…
20. http://danielpocock.com/free-calling-from-browser-to-mobile
21. http://danielpocock.com/get-webrtc-going-faster
22. http://danielpocock.com/xwiki-ten-years-and-webrtc
23. https://blogs.fsfe.org/pboddie/?p=606
24. https://blogs.fsfe.org/pboddie/?p=623
25. http://blogs.fsfe.org/jens.lechtenboerger/2013/12/23/openpgp-and-smime/
26. http://tjadens.blogspot.co.uk/2014/01/knitting-pattern-make-your-own-fsfe.h…
27. http://fsfe.org/donate/onetime-donation.en.html
28. http://fsfe.org/fellowship/join.en.html
29. http://fsfe.org/about/ojasild/ojasild.en.html
30. http://fsfe.org/index.en.html
31. http://fsfe.org/news/news.en.rss
32. http://fsfe.org/events/events.en.rss
33. http://planet.fsfe.org/en/rss20.xml
34. http://fsfe.org/contact/community.en.html
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Hello,
Sorry for sticking to English but my Slovene is not the best. :)
I am working on a small-scale research to assess the take-up of ODF in
public administrations throughout Europe. I am interested in finding out
more about the situation in Slovenia, in particular with respects to the
following :
- Rules of guidelines at the national level with a specific reference to
ODF (if they exist), and if they have any practical impact.
- Examples of ODF being used by public admins at the national (ministries,
agencies) or local level.
Ideally with material I can reference (web pages OK). Any input would be
much appreciated!
Best regards,
Mael
--
*Maël Brunet*
Director, European Policy & Government Relations
OpenForum Europe
tel +3222100280
web http://www.openforumeurope.org
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Hoj,
če vam je od prazničnega budgeta še kaj ostalo, tako FSFE (glej posredovano
sporočilo) kot Kiberpipa¹ sta še zelo potrebna denarja za preživetje 2014.
lp,
hook
——
[1] https://www.gittip.com/Kiberpipa/
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Hejhoj,
tokrat pišem v drugi vlogi in z direktnim namenom iskanja finančne podpore.
Kiberpipa se je čez poletje in jesen ločila od Zavoda K6/4 in preselila v nov
prostor¹ v in okoli KOŽ ter v teh prostorih že veselo nadaljuje svoj program.
S to novo svobodo pa pridejo seveda obveznosti — tudi finančne. V kolikor
želite omogočiti, da Kiberpipa preživi in se celo razvija, vas prosimo da vsaj
za kakšno kavo na teden namenite Kiberpipi:
https://www.gittip.com/Kiberpipa
Postopek je sila enostaven in v kolikor imate račun na Twitter, GitHub,
Bitbucket ali Bountysource, se lahko prijavite kar s tem.
Denar bo šel najprej za najemnino lastnih prostorov in pa najnujnejšo opremo
(npr. WiFi, video posnetke in streaming). V kolikor nam še kaj ostane
nameravamo to investirati v dodatno opremo za hackanje, delavnice in
tehnično&video ekipo. Trenutno finančno stanje nam še ne omogoča kritja polne
najemnine 40m², ki jih od novega leta najemamo na Slovenski 47 za hackerspace.
Na tem mestu se moramo zahvaliti veliki gostoljubnosti LUGOS² in MKL (še
posebno KOŽ)³ — prvi so nas dokler je potrebno vzeli pod okrilje svoje pravne
osebe, drugi pa ponudili streho za naš redni program.
lp,
Matija „hook“ Šuklje
——
[1] O Kiberpipi in nova lokacija
https://www.kiberpipa.org/sl/about
[2] Društvo uporabnikov Linuxa Slovenije — LUGOS
http://www.lugos.si
[3] Mestna Knjižnica Ljubljana (Knjižnica Otona Župančiča)
http://www.mklj.si/knjiznica-otona-zupancica2
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Hejhoj,
glede na to, da nas je na tej mailing listi skoraj 80 in drugje po Sloveniji
jih še vsaj ene par simpatizerjev, bi bilo lepo da se pozna tudi v
statistiki¹, da podpiramo FSFE:
https://fsfe.org/support/?hook
Fino bi bilo, če bi se vsak pofočkal tu in pa pomožnosti še delil link z
ostalimi (potencialnimi) simpatizerji (seveda lahko spremenite moj „/?hook“
referal v „/?<svoj_FSFE_username>“ ali pa ga kar zbrišete).
FSFE lahko z večjim številom podpornikov še lažje nastopa proti EU,
nacionalnim in lokalnim institucijam, kjer pogosto pade vprašanje „koga pa
zastopate?“.
Postopek zahteva samo ime, email naslov in državo², nič ne stane³, pomaga pa
nam ogromno!
lp,
hook
——
[1] https://fsfe.org/support/stats
[2] Država se uporablja za statistiko¹, na e-mail naslov pa lahko občasno
pride kak e-mail (največ 3 na leto).
FSFE ne bo nikoli delila teh podatkov s 3. osebami.
[3] Finančno lahko podprete FSFE prek dveh drugih možnostih:
https://fsfe.org/donate/donate.sl.htmlhttps://fsfe.org/fellowship/ams/join.php?ams=join
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Zdravo,
na zadnjem python meetupu smo cvekali, da bi imeli neformalna srecanja
odprte kode/prostega programja/random enkrat mesecno v Ljubljani
Povabljeni bodo Društva LUGOS, Ubuntu.si, Kiberpipe, FSFE Fellowship
Slovenia, COKS, Slo Tech, Wikipedia Slovenia, Python group, OpenBlend,
skupina odprtokodnih herojev na FE, drustvo pirat ter vsi ostali za
katere sploh ne vemo in bi bilo fajn spoznat.
Tako, da lahko pricakujete vsak mesec mail/drugo, da bo meetup na neki
lokaciji v Ljubljani (Ekspiriment, (random) ....).
Meetupi bodo best effort tako da
bom v naslabsem primeru sam pil pivo, kar je cist v redu. :D
Pomoje bomo za komunikacijo zlorabili kar dopisni seznam LUGOSa.
Vem, da lugos ne pokrije vseh skupnosti po idelogiji, a je ena
najstarejsih na podrocju odprte kode. Drobljenje odprtokodne
skupnosti/ceha na manjse
dele pa ni smiselno.
Link do liste: http://www.lugos.si/delo/mailinglista.html
lugos-list
Imajo pa tudi IRC kanal na freenode #lugos.
Ce sem koga spustil mi prosim posljite kontakt. Kontakti so namenoma to
da jih vidite. Ce je kdo pozna ljudi naj jih popoka.
Jaz ne poznam toliko ljudi, zato tudi ta iniciativa.
===
TLDR:
Predlagam da imamo sestanek/pijaco v petek 19. 7. zacetek ob 1900 v
Eksperiment baru nasproti Fokulusa.
Verjamem, da vas je dosti na dopustu in ima druge plane.
Ne se sekirat, bo naslednji mesec tudi. Pomoje bomo dolocili nek fiksen
dan v mesecu (prvi cetrtek v mesecu ali podobno).
Namen je spoznati ostale skupnosti, kaj trenutno pocnejo, izmenjati
kontakte.
===
LP
Andraz Brodnik 'brodul'
kiberpipa