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Fellowship Interview with Dan Leinir
In this interview, Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen from KO GmbH describes
the aims of the GamingFreedom.org project, as well as what Free
Software could mean for gaming in future.
FSFE welcomes ADUC's class action against Microsoft
Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE) welcomes the initiative for users' freedom taken by the Italian Association for Users and Consumers Rights (ADUC).
On January 24, ADUC filed a complaint against Microsoft demanding that the company should reimburse consumers who return unused licenses for the Microsoft Windows operating systems that are pre-installed on newly bought computers.
A decade of Freedom: FSFE turns 10
Free Software Foundation Europe is ten years old this March. FSFE was
founded in 2001
as "an organization dedicated to Free Software activities in Europe" and
"the official sister
organization of the Free Software Foundation in the United States"
in Europe.
Election results for FSFE's Fellowship GA seat
All through the month of February, FSFE's Fellows cast their votes
for one of their number to represent them in FSFE's General
Assembly. The election period ended yesterday at midnight, with
the following results:
UK: FSFE welcomes paper calling for Free Software in the NHS
Research programme publishes damning report of public health ICT, and recommends Free Software and Open Standards.
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FSFE Newsletter - March 2011
FSFE Newsletter - February 2011
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Events
10th "Linux-Infotag", Augsburg University of Applied Sciences, Germany
26 March
FSFE is present with an information and merchandise booth at the 10th
"Linux-Infotag Augsburg". Further Björn Schießle will give a talk about the
prospective challenges for Free Software. The event takes place on 26 March
2011 from 9:30 to 17:30 in the IT faculty of the Augsburg University of
Applied Sciences. Admission is free.
Fellowship meeting in Augsburg, Germany
26 March
After the "Linux-Infotag" in Augsburg, Fellows from the region meet in
the restaurant Alt-Athen, where the Linux-Infotag's social event also
takes place. All Fellows are cordially invited. If you want to join, please
add yourself to the list of attendees at the wiki page for the social
event.
Document Freedom Day party in Munich
30 March
In Munich on March 30? Come and
celebrate Document Freedom
Day with us at Café
Netzwerk, Luisenstr. 11,
80333 München (U-Bahn: Königsplatz). Starting at 18:30,
there will music, short talks from FSFE's President Karsten Gerloff,
Florian Effenberger of the Document Foundation, and others, and
a good time for all!
If you're coming, please drop us a mail at
dfd2011-munich@fsfe.org. Registration isn't required, but we'd like
to have a rough idea of how many people will attend. Further
information is
available here.
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