You have a lot of experience promoting the GNU/Linux system, but would
you please call it GNU/Linux and not Linux when you talk about it?
GNU is the origin of this system, and when you work on GNOME, you're
working on one of many parts that come out of the GNU Project.
Please don't neglect to
I apologize for that huge mistake, thanks for the correction. I am still
learning; from now on, I will write every time GNU/ Linux.
Thank you very much.
There are certain occasions when it is correct to write Linux
without GNU: namely, when you're talking about Torvalds' kernel
and not
Sure Mister Stallman, it will be a pleasure for me!
Kindly regards,
Julita
On Tue, Feb 26, 2013 at 3:19 PM, Richard Stallman r...@gnu.org wrote:
I apologize for that huge mistake, thanks for the correction. I am
still
learning; from now on, I will write every time GNU/ Linux.
Thank
Hi Julita!
This sounds like a great event!
I've forwarded this to the Foundation Board. We have a meeting next week
where we'll see if we have room in the budget for this and are able to
help out money wise.
- Andreas
On 2013-02-25 08:57, yrazes wrote:
Hello GNOME Foundation,
My name is
The people in Lima/Callao with the strongest free software commitment
are in the UNACINUX and St Marcux groups. If you like, I can put you
in touch with them. The St Marcux group are students that learn to give
speeches about free software.
--
Dr Richard Stallman
President, Free Software
Hello Mister Richard Stallman,
I am from UNAC (I was born in Callao and I am also a System Engineer
graduated from Callao University ) and I also worked with students of San
Marcux before because they were my first teachers using Linux.
I did a postgraduate studies in PUCP so I worked more with
Hello GNOME Foundation,
My name is Julita Inca and I am current member of the GNOME Foundation.
I am planning to do a GNOME Fest very soon and I want you to ask if you can
be our principal sponsor.
We are planning to make t-shirts, banners, coffee break and lot of stuff
related to GNOME.
I
