dear all,
have you see the buzz grow?
01. it started off with NITC hammering this open letter to TCS, Infosys, Wipro.
these students, (and potential future employees of these companies?)
demanded not just openness in software,
but transparancy in software business dealings. read the letter here:
dear all,
clicked a photo of raj mathur in a gnunify 08 teeshirt,
that friji brought him from pune.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/niyam/2280124036/in/set-72157603947953432/
this was at the daily freed.in managers' meet we've been holding this
week, at the JNU campus.
regards
niyam bhushan
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dear all,
please do check out photos of gnunify 08 on my account.
could not click as many photos as i wanted to this time, so hope to
group tag with your individual photos.
http://flickr.com/niyam
regards
niyam
--
niyam bhushan
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actually, jokes apart, you guys are stumbling across a great idea.
why don't you publish the source files of the design of the teeshirt
on your site. so anyone can paint or print or iron-on the design to
their teeshirt wherever they like?
ok, since you've started me on this (your fault) tell me,
dear all,
photos from foss.in 2007 at my flickr account.
you'll find quite a few pluggies who turned up for the event.
loved catching up with you guys in bangalore.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/sets/72157603443744145/
:-)
niyam bhushan
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niyam bhushan
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[manas typed:]
http://www.xaraxtreme.org/
I like it. It would be great if someone who does graphics for a living /
knows about such stuff made a comment. It can greatly aid conversations.
Cheers,
Manas
hi manas,
i installed xara xtreme 8 to 10 months ago on my ubuntu and played with it.
also
Glowing Lamps, Goddess Lakshmi, and GnuLinux
http://www.niyam.com/gnulinux/lfy/fy/FY-monthly-col.php?dec2k4
:-)
niyam
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dear friends in pune,
just discovered this wonderful document by all of you:
http://www.plug.org.in/plugmemo.php
great stuff!
wish to make some small suggestions, given the changing nature of our
community worldwide.
i hope you consider these suggestions in the right spirit, please feel
free
dear all,
so looks like the community has gravitated towards upcoming.yahoo.com
and that solves our problem.
one final issue: exactly what is the url for discovering all foss and
foss-related events in dinai at upcoming.yahoo.com
for instance, when i visit the site, it naturally defaults to
On 10/30/07, Philip Tellis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 30/10/2007, Linux Lingam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
and linux-india.org recommended by kishore bhargava.
I'd suggest just adding events to upcoming.org and tagging them with
foss and india (optional). I could write up a pipe that gets
Ok, I second the vote, and here are your feeds:
JSON:
http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.run?_id=4jphZveG3BG0fLa9jknRlg_render=json
RSS:
http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.run?_id=4jphZveG3BG0fLa9jknRlg_render=rss
And if all you want is a simple HTML unordered list that you can stick
into
dear all,
am googling since two days, can't find a complete and/or comprehensive
list of foss or foss-related events scheduled for 2008.
i know the number of events are growing. we have:
1.mashups,
2.OSSCamps, and similar
3.CII-partnered events,
4.leading national events
5.LUG-created regional
http://www.linuxjournal.com/xstatic/community/events is one road to
take,
nah! too generic. would be great to have an india or india-centric
list to which ilnuxjournal could link.
upcoming and/or facebook is another.
facebook? i think they got bought over by microsoft. also wonder how
easy
we've got two shortlisted sites:
http://nrcfosshelpline.in/web/calendar/
It might be best to keep add to it, than re-invent the wheel.
[snip]
Kingsly
and linux-india.org recommended by kishore bhargava.
the nrcfosshelpline site is more populated but alas, no way for anyone
to log in and
dear all at PLUG,
thank you for such a wonderful foss-community event at the 'pune
mashup + more'. great buzz and excitement!
as always, the full-credit for the event goes to the untiring efforts
of the pune linux users group volunteers, making this event a success.
check out some pixels
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