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Tag Archives: debian
Debian Project Leader 2013 election campaign links: part 1
This is basically a link-post to the Debian Project Leader election email discussions on GMANE’s blog-style interface to debian-vote. After only 3 days of the 21, there’s already a pageful, so if I don’t start collecting links now, I’ll probably … Continue reading
In Praise of Consensus
The constitution of the debian operating system project says things like “consistent with the consensus of the opinions of the Developers” at various points but doesn’t say how strong a consensus or how the project will test for consensus. I … Continue reading
Posted in Autonomy, Democracy, Education, Training and Information, Membership
Tagged consensus, consultation, debian, ego, meeting, wikipedia
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Stand up for your freedom to install free software
It’s been busy at our co-op but I’m never too busy to support calls for the freedom to install debian (or any other Free and Open Source Software Operating System) so I’ve signed the FSF-led public statement on so-called “Secure … Continue reading
Software in the Public Interest August 2011 – and election results
The SPI election results have been declared. Jimmy Kaplowitz, Clint Adams and Robert Brockway were elected to the SPI board. There were 75 voters, which is 16% turnout, up from the 13% in the last contested election, in 2009. The … Continue reading
Re: Cyberunions Podcast: Building links with the Co-operative Movement
John Atherton sent me a link to cyberunions discussing open-source and worker co-ops. In general, it’s a very good show and worth a listen by anyone from the union movement, in my opinion. It’s available in Ogg as well as … Continue reading
Posted in Cooperatives
Tagged business, co-op, community, cooperatives, debian, free software, internet, networking, ogg, phone, podcast, software, trade unions, voip
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Software in the Public Interest June 2011
Software in the Public Interest is one of the oldest and best non-profit associations (and not a foundation!) that supports free and open source software development and it will hold a public board of directors meeting on Wednesday at 20:30 … Continue reading
#Debian and #KohaILS Conference Planning
This seems an active time for conference planning in two of the projects I like: KohaCon11 is being planned for Thane, India. Registrations are open and I’m helping to admin the conference system (OCS). If you’d like to talk, submissions … Continue reading
Posted in GNU/Linux, Koha
Tagged community, conference, debian, event, free software, irc, Koha, kohails, software
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SPI March 2011
Software in the Public Interest, the contributor-led not-for-profit corporation that supports debian GNU/Linux, OpenVAS, OpenOffice.org and an ‘ole load of other free software projects meets tonight (Wednesday 9th) at 20:30 UTC in #spi on irc.spi-inc.org. The agenda has been published … Continue reading
Posted in SPI
Tagged debian, foss, free software, libreoffice, meeting, openoffice, openvas, software, SPI
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SPI February 2011
The regular monthly board of SPI (Software in the Public Interest, the contributor-run non-profit which supports debian, drupal and many other projects not beginning with the letter d) is on IRC this evening at 20:30 UTC in #spi on irc.oftc.net. … Continue reading
Reasons to use cat unnecessarily
Recently, I read on planet debian another rant along the lines of “why oh why do people use cat when they could just redirect from a file?” – but not that this is a new complaint from expert users. I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in GNU/Linux
Tagged cat, debian, destruction, overwrite, rant, redirection, script, shell, typo
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