On Sunday 09 September 2007 20:33:29 Lourens Veen wrote:
> There's another presentation on OGP coming up! I've been asked by the
> Dutch Linux User's Group to speak about the project at the Dutch
> incarnation of Software Freedom Day[1], which will be held in Utrecht
> on the afternoon of Saturday October 6th.
>
> As for the talk itself, the setting is rather different from the one
> Timothy gave at OSCON I think, so it will probably be a bit different
> in style. It'll also be in Dutch (I presume at least, haven't
> checked). Anyway, as soon as I have a draft I'll post it here (in
> English I reckon, I'll translate it later) for you to see and
> improve.
> [1] http://www.nllgg.nl/softwarefreedomday_2007

Well, I have some more details now. My presentation will be 30 minutes 
in length, and it will be in Dutch. I've made a first set of slides in 
English, so that we can discuss them here. It's really just an outline 
so far, but I figured I'd release early, release often. You can find it 
at 
http://www.xs4all.nl/~lourens9/softwarefreedomday2007_lourens_ogp_v1_en.odp

The contents are a bit of a mix: there's an overview of OGP and OGD1, 
I'm going to talk about the OHF for a bit, add some of my own ideas of 
how Open Hardware could be defined, with a touch of Terry Hancock's 
ideas here and there (read his excellent "Towards a free matter 
economy" series in Free Software Magazine if you don't know what I'm 
talking about).

Here are  the key slides so you can get a quick idea and for easy 
quoting and replying:

3. History of the OGP
4. Economics: Software vs. Hardware
5. Project Organisation
6. Products: OGD1
8. OGD1 and Beyond
9. The Open Hardware Foundation
10. Open Hardware Philosophy
13. Open Hardware and Freedom

Cheers,

Lourens

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