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[Tam Alfredsson <tam.alfredsson AT hotmail.com>]

Hi,
I've just discovered that many of emails from you guys were on Junk mails. Anyway it's ok now.
Also, I've made the flyer of 'Call for papers FSCONS 2014'. Can you plz have a look and see if it's 'proved' to spread 'all over places' in Gothenburg?
Tam
 

> Date: Fri, 28 Mar 2014 13:42:16 +0100
> From: jens.lidestrom AT fripost.org
> To: org AT lists.fscons.org
> Subject: [FSCONS] Track idea: What is going on in the free software projects?
>
> I have an idea for a FSCONS track. Maybe someone wants to pick this idea
> up and organise it?
>
> Track title: What is going on in the free software projects? Status
> reports from big, important projects in the free software movement.
>
> The status reports could contain the following information, both in an
> organisational and a technical perspective: What has happened in the
> project in resent time? What challenges lies ahead? What kind of work is
> going on at the moment? What work is planned for the immediate future?
>
> Suggestions about interesting projects:
> * Linux kernel
> * Gnu, some important sub-projects or the whole project in general
> * Gnome
> * KDE
> * Debian
> * Ubuntu/Canonical
> * Apache
> * Mozilla
> * Wikipedia
> * FSF
> * Organisations that develop web things?
> * Maybe Open JDK?
> * There are loads of smaller projects for tools that loads of people use
> and might be interested in a report about: Emacs, Vim, Git, Eclipse,
> programming languages, GCC, Wordpress, Django,
> Bitbucket/Github/Gitorious, Diaspora. What do you use every day?
>
> Maybe the talks do not need to be an hour long, maybe half an hour would
> be suitable?
>
> /Jens
>
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