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Finding out what items are on the way

by Daniel Faulknor

Hi, Is there any way to find out what, out of what we requested, is going to be sent to us? so we know what to purchase next to that. Thanks -- Daniel Faulknor

July 11, 2007

Re: [SFD-discuss] SFD online store is up! Tshirts and TOCD packs

by Pia Waugh

Hi all, <quote who="Pia Waugh"> > So, the short of it is we're really pleased to announce our online store is > ready to go! And the website is: http://sfd.zac-ware.com/ Whoops! :) Cheers, Pia -- Software Freedom Day http://softwarefreedomday.org/ "Women hold up half the sky." - Mao Tse Tung

July 10, 2007

SFD online store is up! Tshirts and TOCD packs

by Pia Waugh

Hi everyone! As you all know, all teams that register prior to July 31st get some tasty SFD schwag to help make their events rock. We also now have the online store ready to go for teams that want to purchase additional tshirts or The Open CD packs! Remember, teams are also able to send a request for special consideration to the SFI Board to get extra goodies for free if they are unable to purchase more goodies but have a good case. So, the short of it is we're really pleased to announce our online store is ready to go! Tshirts are on there for AUD$30 but teams get them for AUD$15 each (AUD$15 = ~USD$12.50), and for the first time we also have The Open CD Packs (with 5 CDs) available for $25 ($12.50 for teams) so please ensure when you place any team orders that you tick the "Gift Voucher" box once you confirm your order which will apply the 50% discount before paying. The dicount code is: sfdt3@ms Don't worry about the "Redeem" button, it'll apply once you click Continue. Also, _ensure_ you also tick the "Comments" section of your order and add the size(s) you'd like and which team you are ordering for so we can bundle the new goodies in with your free SFD Team Pack! We'll then label the additional goodies such that you can determine who ordered more and which are the free schwag. The team discount only applies till 31st July, so get in quick! Payment options include Paypal (includes Visa, Mastercard and other credit options), Cheque and Bank transfers, although we don't recommend the bank transfers expect for large orders due to the SWIFT fees (unless you are in the US). Don't worry, you don't have to have a Paypal account to participate. If anyone has issues with the online store, please email info at softwarefreedomday.org Cheers, Pia -- Software Freedom Day http://softwarefreedomday.org/

July 10, 2007

Re: [SFD-discuss] What does "Software Freedom" mean?

by Pia Waugh

Hi Marcelo, <quote who="Marcelo"> > Thank you so much, I had managed to miss the very visible link to that page! > I translated that page to Spanish here: > http://softwarefreedomday.org/SoftwareFreedom.es Awesome! I have linked it to the page you translated from! Nicely done! > Thanks, that helps a lot! Cool :) Cheers, Pia

July 10, 2007

Re: [SFD-discuss] What does "Software Freedom" mean?

by Marcelo

Hi Pia, On 7/9/07, Pia Waugh <greebo(a)pipka.org> wrote: > I think the best answer to that is here: > > http://softwarefreedomday.org/SoftwareFreedom Thank you so much, I had managed to miss the very visible link to that page! I translated that page to Spanish here: http://softwarefreedomday.org/SoftwareFreedom.es Translation improvements are of course welcomed! > Software Freedom is about trustworthy, transparent and sustainable software. > It is kind of the practical outcomes of much Free Software but we wanted > something broader that encapsulates what our entire community cares about. Thanks, that helps a lot! Marcelo

July 10, 2007

Re: [SFD-discuss] What does "Software Freedom" mean?

by Pia Waugh

Hi Marcelo, <quote who="Marcelo"> > we are still trying to understand how to translate "Software Freedom > Day" to Spanish, so let me ask another question: > > What does "Software Freedom" mean or refer to? > > I understand "Free Software", I'm just not sure how that's different > from "Software Freedom", and if it's the same thing, why isn't the > event called "Free Software Day" then? (providing an answer to that > question would help a lot with translating it properly) I think the best answer to that is here: http://softwarefreedomday.org/SoftwareFreedom Software Freedom is about trustworthy, transparent and sustainable software. It is kind of the practical outcomes of much Free Software but we wanted something broader that encapsulates what our entire community cares about. I think Software Freedom is also good because it removes the confusion (in english anyway) of free as in gratis :) Cheers, Pia -- Linux Australia http://linux.org.au/ "Beware of listening to this impostor; you are undone if you once forget that the fruits of the earth belong to us all and the earth itself to nobody." - Jean Jacques Rosseau

July 10, 2007

Re: [SFD-discuss] What does "Software Freedom" mean?

by Leo Gomez

Yes, it's correct. The word 'free' is a bit ambiguous in English. In Spanish on the other hand 'Libre' is 'free as in free speech' while 'Gratis' is 'free as in free beer'. The literal translation of 'Software Freedom Day' in Spanish would be 'Día de la libertad del software' but it sounds strange. I prefer to translate it as 'Día del software libre' or 'Free (as in speech) Software Day'. Cheers, 2007/7/9, Georg Sluyterman <georg(a)thecrew.dk>: > > Marcelo skrev: > <---snip---> > > why isn't the event called "Free Software Day" then? (providing an > answer to that > > question would help a lot with translating it properly) > > > The word "free" is a little confusing. It could for example mean "free > as in free beer" or "free as in free speech" (gues wich free software is > refering to ;-) > > In danish its much simpler. the translation of free software is: "Fri > software". 'Fri' means "free as in free speech". > > If you look at this site: > http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/fs-translations.html, you will find that > the translation of "free software" to spanish is: software libre > > -- > Regards Georg Sluyterman > njlug.dk, Aalborg, Denmark > > > _______________________________________________ > SFD-discuss mailing list > SFD-discuss(a)sf-day.org > http://mail.sf-day.org/lists/listinfo/sfd-discuss >

July 9, 2007

Re: [SFD-discuss] What does "Software Freedom" mean?

by Georg Sluyterman

Marcelo skrev: <---snip---> > why isn't the event called "Free Software Day" then? (providing an answer to that > question would help a lot with translating it properly) > The word "free" is a little confusing. It could for example mean "free as in free beer" or "free as in free speech" (gues wich free software is refering to ;-) In danish its much simpler. the translation of free software is: "Fri software". 'Fri' means "free as in free speech". If you look at this site: http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/fs-translations.html, you will find that the translation of "free software" to spanish is: software libre -- Regards Georg Sluyterman njlug.dk, Aalborg, Denmark

July 9, 2007

What does "Software Freedom" mean?

by Marcelo

Hi, we are still trying to understand how to translate "Software Freedom Day" to Spanish, so let me ask another question: What does "Software Freedom" mean or refer to? I understand "Free Software", I'm just not sure how that's different from "Software Freedom", and if it's the same thing, why isn't the event called "Free Software Day" then? (providing an answer to that question would help a lot with translating it properly) Thanks! Marcelo

July 9, 2007

Re: [SFD-discuss] Nombre del evento en español / Event name in spanish

by humano

On 7/7/07, Leo Arias F. <leo.lathspell(a)gmail.com> wrote: > Buenas noches, > > Este mensaje va dirigido a los equipos inscritos que hablan español. En > nuestro grupo (Costa Rica) nos preguntamos cuál es el nombre oficial del > evento en español. Vimos que algunos de los grupos lo traducen como Día de > la Libertad del Software, pero preferimos preguntar antes de hacer > traducciones de los logos y comunicados de prensa y subirlas a la página. De > paso, si alguno ha realizado algunas de estas traducciones les > agradeceríamos que las compartan con nosotros. > "Dia de la Libertad de Software" es mucho mas apropiado, por gramatica y concepto ya que lo que verdaderamente celebraros es la esperanza de poder elegir, usar y compartir software y no una especie de cumpleaños del sotware libre como se prodría entender con "dia del software libre", por otra parte el "Dia de Software Libre" sería como "Dia de la Mujer" donde para muchos es el único dia importante para la mujer y para nosotros debe ser mas importante la libertad que el software. > Pura vida fredyrivera Colombia > > ******* > > Good night, > > This message is intended to spanish speaking teams. On our group (Costa > Rica), we were wondering which was the official event name in spanish. We > saw that some teams translated it as Día de la Libertad del Software, but we > prefer to ask before translating logos and press releases, and then upload > them to the page. Talking about that, if somebody has done some of those > translations, we would appreciate if you share them with us. > > Pura vida > > -- > Leo Arias > http://elopio.ticoblogger.com > > > _______________________________________________ > SFD-discuss mailing list > SFD-discuss(a)sf-day.org > http://mail.sf-day.org/lists/listinfo/sfd-discuss > > -- Si te gusta re-enviar mails a tus amigos mira esto http://www.vsantivirus.com/hoaxes.htm Si ODIAS que te re-envien mail no te pierdas esto http://www.vsantivirus.com/hoaxes.htm seguro que te ayudará ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Si quieres cambiar el mundo, Empieza usando GNU/Linux !! ---------------------------------------------------------- Oncolinux Software Libre de Gestión Medica mas info en http://oncomedic.com/sistemas ----------------------------------------------------------

July 8, 2007