Dear Kaartic,
Great find, and I agree a free license could make this a better
project. From our point of view that is.
Some developers are not aware of free software licenses at all, some
are but still choose not to adopt a free software license. That's why I
consider you sentence 'It would have
I took a look at PDOK, the single Dutch listing.
The example page shows what is possible, when wanting to create graphs
for governmental viewing. https://geonovum.github.io/pdokkaart/examples
Documentation and issues are available, but mostly in Dutch only https:
Hi Daniel,
Like you I'm also on the lookout for a replacement, especially for my
dayjob as a developer. I need decent performance to run all the Docker
containers with JVM processes, combined with the battery-life that can
last me a large part of a day filled with meetings.
For personal usage my
In the Netherlands EekBoek is a nice solution http://www.eekboek.nl/
which takes some tax laws into account. But it lacks an international
focus, if only for the documentation.
You might therefore consider GNU Cash https://gnucash.org/ Ledger http:
//ledger-cli.org/ or Hledger http://hledger.org/
Hi Daniel,
Like you I'm also on the lookout for a replacement, especially for my
dayjob as a developer. I need decent performance to run all the Docker
containers with JVM processes, combined with the battery-life that can
last me a large part of a day filled with meetings.
For personal usage my
Hey Benjamin,
As a participant I can certainly say it was good fun, and I hope you'll
have even more fun at CCC.
There is a remixed version of the Free Software Song by Avantasia,
which at least seems to have a more conventional rhythm:
Hi Vitaly,
Each year I go back to my highschool for a similar purpose. I tell them
that there is more to software development than just coding: getting
requirements, providing support, trying new stuff, drinking coffee,
etc. I alway show a bit of code as a glimpse, but is quite offputting
to
Thanks Paul for this elaborate response. I totally agree.
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Hi Demetris,
That is unfortunate.
Personally I believe we already have so many different topics to focus
on (governmental policies, PMPC, Open Standards, Router freedom, DRM
exemptions, eduction, etc.) and so I like to align my efforts with the
FSFE campaigns to have a greater impact. Doing a
On Sun, 2019-11-24 at 18:25 +0200, Demetris Karayiannis wrote:
> Hi Nico,
>
> thanks for reading
>
> > Personally I believe we already have so many different topics to
> > focus
> > on (governmental policies, PMPC, Open Standards, Router freedom,
> > DRM
> > exemptions, eduction, etc.) and so I
By putting the Reuse project and the GNU project against each other I
tried to favor a small targeted project compared to a large, seemingly
all-encompassing effort. But as you showed me, even GNU has its points
of focus.
With regards to funding, there might be other organizations willing to
I like your line of thinking.
The Reuse software is a great example I think, rather than starting a
full-blown European GNU project.
I've heard the issues with PDF documents before in the Netherlands.
Perhaps it makes sense to pinpiont the software requirements, and work
to development a generic
Hi Daniele,
Thanks for putting this to my attention explicitly through this
mailinglist.
I added comments to both posts.
Best,
Nico
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Interesting remarks and helpful to the discussion. Happy to hear that
the Norwegian Data Protection Authority came to that decision.
I just checked the FSFE's Facebook presence
https://www.facebook.com/thefsfe/
The last message is a post linking to other platforms:
This site is inactive.
I read it, and it was shared within the FSFE previously.
Currently both XMPP and Matrix are available, but not bridged.
Personally I think XMPP is fine for the FSFE, but Matrix is growing in
adoption in the larger free software community, and thus might be a
lower barrier of entry compared to
On Thu, 2022-03-17 at 08:04 +0100, Dr. Trigon wrote:
As I would assume all point from your list could implemented in XMPP as well,
right?
Certainly, if you look at the overview of XMPP standards, there are
some new ones in progress that cover features like replies and
stickers:
Hey FSFE community,
I really like to hear your points of view on a thought I had.
The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is set to require companies to keep
providing updates for the lifetime of a product. That will mean an
increased an continued effort (thus cost) by the vendor.
I expect that this
Indeed it would be interesting to get more details.
The writing in the article seems worrying, it uses 'logiciels gratuits' which
focuses on being free as in beer. Further down it also refers to the software
typically being free of cost, while the transition costs 3,5 million euro. It
sounds
Yeah, I was pleasantly surprised to hear you on it. It is one of the
podcasts I listen to with great priority. Sometimes the topics on that
podcast can become quite far removed from Linux or Free Software, but
the amount of knowledge by the hosts and community makes it a good
listen regardless.
Thanks for bringing this up, I'm interested to learn more about this too. I
don't know about RCS but let me add some related thoughts.
In the Netherlands we had SMS as a vendor-neutral text solution, later replaced
by MMS with option to send images. Now WhatsApp and Signal are two most popular
osdem-2024-3315-digital-services-interoperability-intertwining-eu-telecom-law-the-dma-internet-devices-and-free-software/
You can order stickers here
https://fsfe.org/contribute/spreadtheword.en.html#device-neutrality to
decorate your router.
Thank you,
Nico Rikken
Coordinator Netherlands
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Hi Florian and all subscribed,
Thanks for the elaborate mail and investigation. As you mentioned we have been
at this in the Netherlands for quite some while already. My personal experience
is more in regards to mobile governmental identification which too revolves
around non-free mobile apps.
Hello all,
Thank you for sharing these details. I think it will be a valuable basis for
further steps. I can see us tracking this issue in a similar way to how we
track the status of Router Freedom.
Do any of you see political opportunity to adress this issue?
Paul Boddie already touch on this
Hi Sandro,
Thanks for providing more details about the situation in the
Netherlands.
Best,
Nico
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