sweden February 2009

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[Sweden] LIA ansökan.
by Nicklas Johansson 27 Feb '09

27 Feb '09

Hej mitt namn är Nichlas Johansson och jag går en utbildning till Unix administratör i Stockholm på Jensens yrkeshögskola. I utbildningen ingår Lärande i arbete (LIA) vilket jag som elev ska genomgå antingen på en organisation eller företag. FSF är en organisation jag är väldigt intresserad av att ha min LIA hos (Vecka 17-25). Förutom CV och personligt brev skickar jag med information om vad LIA är och vad det innebär. Referenser skickas vid begäran. Mvh Nichlas J

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[Sweden] Free Software Awards - Trophees du Libre 2009
by maxime＠cetril.org 06 Feb '09

06 Feb '09

Dear FSFE members, Could you please help us to promote the 5th Edition of the " Trophees du Libre ", posting articles and adding this event on your website ? ----------------------- Registrations have now started for projects within the scope of the Trophées du Libre 2009 until 15th Febuary 2009 (free software development awards 2009, also called TL09) at http://www.trophees-du-libre.org This is the fifth edition of a competition that started back in 2003 with the aim to valorise innovative Free software. We would like to remind you that over 149 projects from 29 countries were registered for the 2007 edition of the competition. Our President for these TL09 is Pierre SPILLEBOUDT, the President of Audaxis. The jury is composed of about 30 experts in the OS field: developers, researchers, journalists, business managers and owners. The Trophées du Libre 2009 include 7 Project Categories & 3 Special Prizes 1. Education applications: education tools and resources for students, teachers and schools 2. Professional applications: office, servers or web applications, to introduce new functions or to significantly improve professional use 3. Science applications: applications or useful tools for research and science 4. Security tools and System Administration: tools and applications to help increase the security of networks, servers, users and systems. 5. Applications for recreation and family: home automation, games, home (tools and applications for home and personal use) 6.Technology and media: graphics, video and audio (tools and applications for content creation, manipulation and use for video, audio and graphics) 7.Administration and communities: special tools for official and local authorities Special awards (for projects submitted in the Project Category and put forward by jury members) 8. Innovative projects: innovative OS project under development 9. Special jury award 10. Honors Award for very large projects The winner of each category will be presented with the sum of $3.800.00 to contribute to funding project The ceremony date and some time for the explanations on each software is defined : it will be on June 5 and 6, 2009 and it will be a major event for the promotion of innovative projects in Picardy. TL09 are made possible thanks to the support from the Picardie Region, French government and the Conseil Régional of Picardie. For the Organization Committee : Gérard Roullot & Jean-Baptiste Traversac ----------------------- Thanks you very much for your contribution, Best Regards, Maxime Mularz TL09's Webmaster

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[Sweden] FSFE launches Free PDF Readers campaign
by Stian Rødven Eide 02 Feb '09

02 Feb '09

The Fellowship of the Free Software Foundation Europe is proud to announce its latest initiative: pdfreaders.org, a site providing information about PDF with links to Free Software PDF readers for all major operating systems. "Interoperability, competition and choice are primary benefits of Open Standards that translate into vendor-independence and better value for money for customers," says FSFE president Georg Greve. "Although many versions of PDF offer all these benefits for formatted text and documents, files in PDF formats typically come with information that users need to use a specific product. pdfreaders.org provides an alternative to highlight the strengths of PDF as an Open Standard." The coordinators of pdfreaders.org, Hannes Hauswedell and Jan-Hendrik Peters, are pleased to present the latest revision of the site with short and compact information how users can seize the full benefits of both Open Standards and Free Software. "Free Software gives us control over the software we use, and Open Standards give us control over our data and allow implementations by many different groups," explains Jan-Hendrik Peters. "We wanted to show that with the Portable Document Format people can have both." Hannes Hauswedell adds: "Similar to a Free Software project we started off with an idea, provided a first implementation, received lots of feedback, and worked that into a better version of the site. We are grateful to all the people who got involved. This was a collaborative effort that would not have been possible without all the contributors." "The site offers buttons in several languages that we encourage everyone to put next to PDF files offered on their sites," explains Matthias Kirschner, FSFE's Fellowship Coordinator. "We hope that in a year from now, no PDF is offered without the vendor-independent alternative buttons of pdfreaders.org." http://www.fsfeurope.org/news/2009/news-20090202-01.en.html

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sweden February 2009