Hey
Fred,
Je
ne suis pas bon avec les WIKI. Comment vas-tu ?
J’ai
créé mon groupe après je nage !
Au
plaisir,
Jimmy
Dear all,
With a bit of delay, the Digital
Freedom Foundation is very happy to announce that
registration of the twelfth edition of Software
Freedom Day just opened. While the wiki has been ready
for some times and a few teams started to create pages
registration was another story. In fact our infrastructure
needs updates and we still haven't found way to do that
easily.
Now as far as Free Software is
concerned while we see more projects adopting Free Software
licenses we also feel end-users still struggle with their
proprietary operating systems. At the same time both hardware
and software seems a lot more integrated and in some fields it
seems that you can just print something with your Free 3D
printers, order some kind of Free Hardware controllers online,
flash them, hack them and get a complete and finish product
running (or flying, or...). We're involved here with people
who had no special interest in Free Software or Hardware and
discovered it through pursuing their hobbies, and they just
love it!
On the sponsorship side we have
unfortunately lost Canonical financially but they are still
providing the mailing list infrastructure (snif snif.. they
were our first sponsors). Google and Linode are still
supporting us luckily and we are exploring new ventures
(though nothing confirmed at this stage).
So as usual registration happens after you have
created your event page on
the wiki. We have an exaustive guide here for newcomers and
for the others who need help, the SFD-Discuss mailing is probably the best
place to get prompt support. As usual we will come back with
more details things to do or worth mentioning to bring
inspiration and motivation to the celebration on the
sfd-discuss mailing list.
So get ready to celebrate and
happy preparations to all!
The Digital Freedom Foundation