On Fri, 20 May 2016 05:23, mor...@headstrong.de said:
> than a GnuPG problem. Mailvelope shows how one should do it: Symmetric
> encryption at rest, and GnuPG only for transport.
That does not help. You need to store the symmetric key (becuase you
won't be able to remember it) also. For very
There have been a couple of threads on the list this week about the
creation of individual teams to manage some FSFE services and the type
of service that the system-hackers are offering to provide.
One of the bigger issues associated with all this is the question of
whether FSFE's IT model can
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>- are there other small non-profit organizations that already
>demonstrate best practice for volunteer-run IT with free software and
>should we build a list of them? For example, is FSF's or Debian's
>strategy considered suitable for other organizations to replicate?
>
That is exactly the
Dear list,
Imagine a European Union that builds its IT infrastructure on Free Software.
Imagine European Member States that exchange information in Open Standards and
share their software. Imagine municipalities and city councils that benefit
from decentralized and collaborative software under
